If you’re going to choose a blah brand, do so with eyes wide open
We IP lawyers love to caution our clients against selecting generic (“non-distinctive”) brands. We do this for several reasons. First, there’s the obvious and cynical
We IP lawyers love to caution our clients against selecting generic (“non-distinctive”) brands. We do this for several reasons. First, there’s the obvious and cynical
This is a brief run-down on the use of letters of consent in Australia and New Zealand. It’s designed for foreign trade mark practitioners whose
IP Australia is piloting voluntary “case conferences” in trade mark opposition proceedings. Welcome settlement initiative, or glass hammer? Time will tell. You didn’t miss the
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