Case no.: R1283/2019-4
Decision date: 02 Dec, 2020
Jurisdiction: European Union
Subject matter: Common element, Complementary goods and services, Dissimilarity of signs, Dissimilarity of goods and services, Similarity of goods and services
Case no.: R1110/2008-2
Decision date: 26 Feb, 2009
Jurisdiction: European Union
Subject matter: Dissimilarity of signs, Identity of the signs, Likelihood of confusion, Phonetic dissimilarity, Reputation, Unfair advantage, Visual dissimilarity
Case no.: R0592/2008-1
Decision date: 28 Jan, 2009
Jurisdiction: European Union
Subject matter: Dissimilarity of signs, Identity of goods and services, Likelihood of confusion, Phonetic dissimilarity, Reputation, Visual dissimilarity
Case no.: R0691/2002-2
Decision date: 07 Aug, 2003
Jurisdiction: European Union
Subject matter: Coexistence of trade marks, Dissimilarity of signs, Identity of goods and services, Likelihood of confusion, New submission on appeal
Case no.: R0303/2016-2
Decision date: 21 Mar, 2017
Jurisdiction: European Union
Subject matter: Coexistence of trade marks, Dissimilarity of signs, Likelihood of confusion
Case no.: R1526/2018-2
Decision date: 27 Mar, 2019
Jurisdiction: European Union
Subject matter: Dissimilarity of signs, Likelihood of confusion, Reputation
Case no.: R0065/2009-2
Decision date: 04 Nov, 2011
Jurisdiction: European Union
Subject matter: Conceptual dissimilarity, Dissimilarity of signs, Likelihood of confusion, Nature of the goods and services, Phonetic dissimilarity, Reputation, Visual dissimilarity
Case no.: O/141/01
Decision date: 21 Mar, 2001
Jurisdiction: United Kingdom
Subject matter: Dissimilarity of signs, Conceptual dissimilarity, Dissimilarity of goods and services, Identity of goods and services
Case no.: R0091/2002-3
Decision date: 03 May, 2003
Jurisdiction: European Union
Subject matter: Conceptual dissimilarity, Database printout, Dissimilarity of signs, Essential element to be translated, Likelihood of confusion, New submission on appeal, Reputation, Right to be heard, Substantiation of earlier right, Visual dissimilarity, Well known trade mark
Case no.: R1483/2016-1
Decision date: 06 Aug, 2017
Jurisdiction: European Union
Subject matter: Common element, Dissimilarity of signs, Passing off, Reputation
Is there any benefit with registering both word and logo trademarks?
As a brand we have several variations of our logo, how do we protect them all?
Do I need to sell my goods/services throughout the entire country to register a trademark?
Is it better to register trademarks in more countries at once or could this be done in a staged way?
What are the advantages of registering a trademark under our business name?
