Case no.: R0019/2000-1
Decision date: 30 Sep, 2002
Jurisdiction: European Union
Subject matter: Coexistence of trade marks, Competence of the boards, New submission on appeal, Proof of use, Request for proof of use, Standard letter, Use not as registered
Case no.: R0212/1999-2
Decision date: 23 Sep, 2003
Jurisdiction: European Union
Subject matter: Coexistence of trade marks, Competence of the boards, Reputation
Case no.: R0354/2012-1
Decision date: 09 Jun, 2012
Jurisdiction: European Union
Subject matter: Detriment to earlier mark, Dilution of distinctiveness, Distinctive element, Dominant element, Figurative element, Identity of goods and services, Likelihood of confusion, Phonetic similarity, Reputation, Similarity of the signs, Tarnishment of reputation, Unfair advantage, Visual similarity, Well known trade mark
Case no.: R1563/2010-2
Decision date: 25 Oct, 2011
Jurisdiction: European Union
Subject matter: Detriment to earlier mark, Figurative trade mark, Identity of goods and services, Likelihood of confusion, Reputation, Similarity of goods and services, Unfair advantage, Visual similarity
Would the risk of registering a word trademark be higher than registering a logo trademark?
How can I overcome a Section 2(d) refusal of my trademark application?
What is the difference between a trademark and a service mark?
If my logo includes text, is the text also protected by the trademark?
Is there any benefit with registering both word and logo trademarks?
