🔍 Names matter in trade mark law! Recent UK cases show how small details can decide infringement outcomes. 💡 easyGroup v Easy Live 💡 easyGroup v Easyfundraising 💡 Wise Payments v With Wise 💡 Lifestyle Equities v SportsDirect Understanding these rulings helps brands refine strategies and strengthen IP portfolios. 👉 Full report: https://lnkd.in/etjBryax #Trademark #BrandProtection #IntellectualProperty #LegalInsights #UKLaw
A name can make - or break - a case. Trade mark disputes can hinge on the smallest details - do similar names always mean infringement? In the latest report for the CIPA Journal, our UK team, including Katharine Stephens, Nick Cowen, Naji Tilley, and Mohinder Nagra, reviews recent trade mark cases that shed light on key principles in UK trade mark law. Highlights include: 💡 easyGroup v Easy Live (Services): partial infringement found for EASYLIFE marks and partial revocation of services specification. 💡 easyGroup v Easyfundraising: selective appeal success and upheld non-infringement findings. 💡 Wise Payments v With Wise: mutual infringement and passing off confirmed in payroll services. 💡 Lifestyle Equities v SportsDirect.com Retail: unregistered licensee losses may impact damages in trade mark infringement cases. Understanding these cases can help brands refine their trade mark strategies, anticipate risks, and strengthen their IP portfolios. Read the full report here. https://lnkd.in/etjBryax #trademark #brandprotection #intellectualproperty #legalinsights #UKlaw