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It is a fundamental principle of trademark law that the first person to actually use a trademark in commerce has priority over that mark. “Use in commerce” is defined by statute to mean “the bona fide ...

Delhi High Court rules Google liable for trademark infringement over keyword ads, ordering $31,600 damages in landmark Hindware ruling.

In China, a trademark’s validity can be challenged through non-use cancellation actions. If a trademark owner has not used its mark for a continuous period of three years, another party can apply to ...

The Delhi High Court fined Google ₹30 lakh for allowing rivals to use "Hindware" as an ad keyword, ruling it infringed trademark rights.

This article discusses how the U.S. Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, vacated a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit that in effect barred trademark infringement and ...

In our previous article, Protecting Your Brand: A Primer on Canadian Trademarks, we touched upon the beginning stages of a trademark application and considerations such as, "Should I register my ...

Trademark law protects against the unauthorized use of a trademark in a manner that causes a reasonable consumer to believe that the trademark owner either was the source of the goods or endorsed or ...

Before the University's name or mark is reproduced, whether the imprinted item is for internal use or for resale, the Trademark Licensing Office must approve the product and the associated artwork.

Incorporating a long-term vision into a filing strategy is crucial. While entrepreneurs may be more concerned with how their brand appears to potential consumers, it is vital that they ensure proper ...