Beyoncé has initiated legal action against Feyoncé Inc for selling merchandise that allegedly infringes on her trademark. The dispute highlights key issues concerning celebrity brand protection and intellectual property rights within the entertainment industry.
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Lionsgate v. Ameritrade: A classic case of copyright claims dressed in TM claims’ clothing
This post discusses the Lionsgate v. Ameritrade case, focusing on copyright and trademark claims related to the use of a famous Dirty Dancing line in advertising. The court found that trademark claims were pre-empted by copyright law, highlighting the legal boundaries between these intellectual property rights.
Read more about Lionsgate v. Ameritrade: A classic case of copyright claims dressed in TM claims’ clothingEU Court rules against Mercedes-Benz: No Trade mark Infringement for Online Advertisements.
The EU Court held that Mercedes-Benz trademark infringement did not occur when online ads persisted despite the dealer’s efforts to remove them. The decision clarifies that liability for trademark misuse depends on control over the advertisement’s publication.
Read more about EU Court rules against Mercedes-Benz: No Trade mark Infringement for Online Advertisements.Intellectual Property and Business Value – A Presentation by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala at the Woxsen School of Business.
The following presentation was delivered by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala, Managing Partner BananaIP Counsels, at the Woxsen School of Business, Hyderabad. The presentation is titled “Intellectual...
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Grumpy Cat Limited has initiated legal proceedings against Grenade Beverages for alleged breaches of trademark and copyright under a licensing agreement. The suit highlights the complexities of intellectual property enforcement in brand merchandising and licensing.
Read more about Grumpy Cat gets into an IP SpatThe Indian Express case
The Bombay High Court held that using ‘Indian Express’ in a different script amounts to trademark infringement, protecting the mark’s well-known status. The judgment clarifies the interplay between trademark rights and newspaper title registration in India.
Read more about The Indian Express caseTrademark Infringement on E-Commerce platforms: Google AdWord case
The Rosetta Stone v. Google case explores trademark infringement in the context of Google AdWords and e-commerce platforms. The legal proceedings underscore how courts assess consumer confusion and the functional use of trademarks in online advertising.
Read more about Trademark Infringement on E-Commerce platforms: Google AdWord caseTrademark Infringement on Ecommerce Platforms- Royal Enfield v. ebay.in
The Royal Enfield v. ebay.in case addresses trademark infringement on ecommerce platforms in India. The Delhi High Court issued an interim injunction, reinforcing the rights of trademark owners against unauthorised use online.
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This article analyses Multi Time Machine, Inc. v. Amazon, a case addressing trademark infringement claims arising from keyword advertising on online platforms. The discussion focuses on the likelihood of confusion in digital marketplaces and the legal complexities involved.
Read more about Multi Time Machine, Inc. v. AmazonSocial Media and IP : Part VII – Trade Mark Cases
The post reviews landmark cases where social media and trademark law intersect, including disputes involving Pinterest, AvePoint, and Ferrari. It provides an objective analysis of court findings on infringement, fair use, and legal outcomes.
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