Legal Glamour: Oscar Edition

The Oscars – that dazzling night when Hollywood’s brightest stars take center stage, their gowns and tuxedos shimmering under the spotlight. 🎥🤵♂️🤵♀️💫
The Power of Color: How Tiffany Blue Became a Trademark Icon

As you already know, colour can also be registered as a trade mark!🎨🔵💙
However, in order to do this, it should be distinctive for the services and goods indicated in the application and this is not always easy to prove.
The Power of Trademarks: Fendi’s Iconic Double F Legacy

Did you know that Fendi’s logo – a double F in a square – was created by Karl Lagerfeld in 1966?
Trademark Tangle: Roma Costume Sues Fendi and Marc Jacobs

Roma Costumes Inc. filed a lawsuit 🧑🏻⚖️👩🏼⚖️👨🏽⚖️accusing LVMH brands 👠🥿👛 not only of trademark™️ infringement, but also unfair competition, all due to the logo™️used in a collection of ready-to-wear outfits and accessories designed in collaboration between Fendi and Marc Jacobs.💃👗
DIOR: Protecting Iconic Fashion Through Intellectual Property Rights

The name DIOR is a registered trademark™️ that protects the identity and reputation of the company and its products. 🛍️
LVMH: The Powerhouse of Luxury Brands and Intellectual Property Protection

The group consists of as many as 60 different brands, operating in divisions such as clothing 👗, perfume 🌸 or alcoholic beverages 🍷.
Hublot Watches: The Timeless Blend of Innovation and Elegance

The name Hublot means “porthole” in French, and it reflects the shape of the watch case. But what makes Hublot watches unique is the combination of precious metals and natural rubber straps.
LEKI Ski Poles: Innovation Through Intellectual Property

Registered community designs safeguard the unique aesthetic of these poles, making them stand out in the market.
Poland Celebrates 32nd WOŚP Final: A Heartfelt Tradition of Hope and Healing

The WOŚP’s symbol, a heart, is more than just a logo. It’s a symbol of hope that’s often seen on medical equipment purchased with funds raised by the foundation.
Trademarks in the Metaverse

Trademarks in such a virtual world will perform the same functions as they do in the real market, so it seems important to protect trademarks in this new space.