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Tag Archives: Trademark
The first non-traditional trademark registrations have been granted in Mexico
The Mexican Industrial Property Law was significantly amended last year through two batches of amendments. Read this Kat's reviews on the first batch here and the second one here and here. The second batch of amendments to the Law entered into … Continue reading
Posted in Copyright Law
Tagged Been, First, Granted, Mexico, nontraditional, registrations, Trademark
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Canadian Trademark Oppositions – Put Your Best Foot Forward
Before a Canadian trademark is registered, it must be advertised and exposed to third-party opposition before the Canadian Trademarks Opposition Board (“TMOB”). Procedural complexity has triggered criticism of Canadian trademark opposition proceedings as formalistic. For example, appeals from the TMOB to the … Continue reading
Introducing the NRF Parker Chatbot for Canadian Trademark Law
Ensuring compliance with Canada’s new trademark regime is a step-by-step process. Norton Rose Fulbright trademark lawyers and agents can help your organization better understand some of the key changes, including: The new definition of what is a registrable trademark; The … Continue reading
How the Smallest Detail Becomes the Biggest Pitfall in Trademark Applications
Filing a federal trademark application in the U.S. requires careful attention to a number of details, including obvious components, like the configuration of the mark and the nature of the goods and/or services on which it is being used or … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising Law
Tagged Applications, Becomes, biggest, Detail, Pitfall, smallest, Trademark
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