UMK Audience Cheered for Linda Lampenius - An Old Trademark Resurfaced
At the UMK rehearsal in Tampere, Linda Lampenius received a warm reception from the audience as she performed her song with Pete Parkkonen.
Strange Dispute over Itäkeskus - Shopping Center Manager Appeals to Trademark, Arhinmäki Retorts
A dispute has arisen over the use of the name Itis, with the shopping center manager asking for the term to refer exclusively to the shopping center, while a local politician emphasizes its historical usage as the name for the area.
Perfume seller Notino failed with constitutional complaint in dispute with the Chanel brand
Notino's constitutional complaint against Chanel was unsuccessful, leaving the Czech perfume retailer in a challenging position regarding its branding.
Supreme Court: Remodeling Louis Vuitton Bags Does Not Constitute Trademark Infringement, Case Sent Back
The South Korean Supreme Court ruled that remodeling luxury brand bags for personal use does not violate trademark rights, overturning a lower court's decision.
Garching-Hochbrück: Customs seizes 15 tons of bedding
Customs in Garching-Hochbrück has seized a truckload of potentially dangerous and counterfeit bedding from Turkey, which violated trademark rights and safety standards.
Atlético-MG appeals decision after losing lawsuit against Galo da Madrugada for trademark use: 'It doesn't make sense', says lawyer
Atlético-MG is appealing a federal court decision against its claim that the carnival bloc Galo da Madrugada infringing its trademark 'Galo Folia.'
Kim Kardashian's 12-year-old daughter gets her own brand
North West, the 12-year-old daughter of Kim Kardashian, is set to launch her own fashion and jewelry brand called NOR11, with trademark applications filed for various product categories.
The Storm Around the Nowrocky Brand. The Police Received a Notification
Karol Nawrocki appeared in a Nowrocky shirt and cap during an event in Italy, raising questions about the brand's legal status.
An airport named after Trump. Florida deputies vote yes. But his brand is registered
Florida lawmakers are moving forward with legislation to name an airport in Palm Beach after Donald Trump, despite his registered trademark.
Amy Taylor's Vogue shoot goes from champagne and ice cream to legal fight
Amy Taylor of the band Amyl and the Sniffers is engaged in a legal battle with photographer Jamie Nelson over claims of trademark violation and privacy infringement.
Trump's family seeks trademark rights for airports named after the president
Trump's family company has applied for exclusive trademark rights for the use of the president's name at airports and various related products.
Trump Moves Forward with 'Trump International Airport' Trademark Registration
The Trump Group has applied to register the trademark 'Trump Airport' with the USPTO following recent name change initiatives at other notable venues.
Samyang Foods Pursues Trademark Registration for ‘Buldak’ in South Korea
Samyang Foods is seeking to register the English trademark 'Buldak' for its popular spicy chicken noodle brand in South Korea to combat imitations and similar products proliferating globally.
Do the Trumps want an airport named after them? The US President's family company has applied for a trademark.
Donald Trump's family company has filed for exclusive rights to use the Trump name for an airport and related services.
The new name of Vanemuine is currently under wraps
The Vanemuine theater has registered the trademark "National Theater Vanemuine," providing legal protection for its name and enhancing communication efforts both in Estonia and internationally.
An Indian company has filed a lawsuit against American AI company Anthropic, claiming the name belongs to them
A local software company from Belagavi, Karnataka has taken legal action against American AI firm Anthropic, asserting a trademark claim over their name.
Two Men Arrested for Possession of Fake Bonbon Drop Stickers with Intent to Sell
Two men in Saitama Prefecture were arrested for allegedly possessing counterfeit Bonbon Drop Stickers intended for sale, violating trademark laws.
Trump family wants to own trademark if airports use president’s name
The Trump family has filed applications to trademark the use of President Trump's name at airports, but claims they will not charge any fees for its use.
Storm around the "NowRocky" brand. There is action from the prosecutor's office
The prosecutor's office in Gdańsk has initiated proceedings regarding the 'NowRocky' brand due to potential trademark violations.
The singer's signature and the company logo resembled each other - It was too much: the towel dispute
Taylor Swift's team is opposing a trademark application by Cathay Home, claiming that its branding could mislead consumers into believing there is a connection with the singer.
VIDEO: the tradition of chita that has become a trademark of the Carnival of São Luiz do Paraitinga
The vibrant chita fabric is a symbol of the Carnival in São Luiz do Paraitinga, uniting celebrants in colorful attire associated with the festivity.
Media: Putin abandons his trademark requirement
Russian President Vladimir Putin has lifted his quarantine requirement for visitors, a practice he had maintained since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
Taylor Swift asks the US government to stop the trademark registration of the slogan 'Swift Home' by a home textiles brand
Taylor Swift is urging the US government to prevent the registration of the slogan 'Swift Home' by Cathay Home, claiming it misleads consumers and resembles her registered signature.
Is Tesla Finally Coming Out with a Completely New Car Model? Trademark Application Revealed
Tesla appears to be making strides toward a new car model, as recent trademark applications hint at a redesigned Roadster, first promised in 2017.
ASI OFFICIAL ⟩ Stefan has registered his name as a trademark: I want to value my brand and keep it for the future
Musician Stefan has announced on social media that he has registered his trademark with the Patent Office.
Oat-based products cannot be sold as 'milk', court rules
Oatly loses its court battle over using the term 'milk' for its oat-based products following a ruling from the UK's highest court.
The Fight for the Square. The Chocolate Factory Ritter Sport Claims a Square for Itself
Ritter Sport is making a claim over a square that has sparked disputes.
A new turn in the conflict of the group '69 danguje': the court made a favorable decision for E. Bžeskas
A Lithuanian court has ruled in favor of producer E. Bžeskas, allowing the trademark '69 danguje' to remain active after an appeal against its cancellation.
Marousi: They were selling counterfeit products that looked genuine
Two foreign nationals were arrested in Marousi for selling counterfeit products resembling genuine ones.
The new email scam: Requests for payments in the name of OBI - What (not) to do
The Greek Industrial Property Organization (OBI) has issued a warning about a new wave of email scams targeting depositors and trademark beneficiaries.
National Future, expired trademark. Green light for Vannacci?
The trademark 'National Future', registered in 2011 by the late Riccardo Mercante, may have expired as it hasn't been renewed ten years after his death, potentially allowing others to use it.
Turku's winter trademark is back in place – a harsh winter enabled the opening of the ice bridge across the Aura River
Turku has reopened its ice bridge over the Aura River, marking the official arrival of winter, a tradition that has not occurred consistently in recent years.
Where to shop Lucinda's trademark Love Island clover ring for less
The article highlights where to find affordable alternatives to Lucinda Strafford's signature clover ring featured on Love Island All Stars.
Kuba registered the trademark Our Czech Republic
South Bohemian governor Martin Kuba has registered the trademark 'Our Czech Republic' with the Industrial Property Office, which will be officially announced at a press conference in Prague today.
Vannacci's remains: a patriot like him doesn't make gifts to the PD
A legal clash on the right erupts between Vannacci's new logo and the accusations of trademark plagiarism from Francesco Giubilei's Nazione Futura, fueling social media disputes.
OBI: New record of 1,107 patent applications in Greece in 2025
In 2025, Greece saw a record increase in patent applications, totaling 1,107, with significant growth also noted in trademark registrations, particularly in artificial intelligence and healthcare sectors.
Traditional products: Industrial products from Bavaria are to be protected
The European protection of regional products now includes not only food and alcohol but also craft and industrial products, allowing German manufacturers to protect their products with geographical indications as announced by the German Patent and Trademark Office.
Matthew McConaughey trademarks ‘All right, all right, all right’ catchphrase in bid to beat AI fakes
Matthew McConaughey has trademarked his image and voice, along with his famous catchphrase, to protect against unauthorized use by artificial intelligence.
Actor Matthew McConaughey Patents His Image and Voice to Protect Against AI Misuses
Matthew McConaughey has patented his image and voice with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to safeguard against misuse by groups or platforms exploiting generative AI.
Taraba, like Gucci or Ferrari. Minister requests registration of his surname, also launched a podcast
Slovak Environment Minister Tomáš Taraba is seeking trademark registration for his name and his new project 'Teraz Taraba,' which features a distinct logo he has been using for the past year.
Ritter Sport fails with lawsuit against square oat bar
The chocolate company Ritter Sport has lost a lawsuit against the square 'Monnemer Quadrat' oat bar produced by Wacker at the Stuttgart Regional Court, which found no trademark infringement or risk of confusion.
Chocolate: Ritter Sport Loses in Court
Ritter Sport faced a legal defeat as the Stuttgart district court dismissed its lawsuit against a competing square oat bar, ruling there were no trademark infringements.
US Patent Office denies A’s trademark applications for ‘Las Vegas Athletics’
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office rejected the Oakland Athletics' requests to trademark 'Las Vegas Athletics' and 'Vegas Athletics' due to the generic nature of the term 'Athletics' and potential confusion with other activities.
National Rifle Association sues its charitable foundation, alleging takeover by 'disgruntled' ex-board members
The National Rifle Association has filed a lawsuit against its NRA Foundation, claiming misuse of donations and unauthorized use of trademarks by former board members.