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A case of Olympic and Retrolympic
In a case, arising out of the likelihood of confusion between the mark Olympics and Retrolympics, the Federal Supreme Court rules that the German Olympic Protection Act does not preclude trademark protection. Read more: https://bit.ly/3H3D1xF
Commercial Practice in Trademark Similarity
While ascertaining the likelihood of confusion, there are a lot of criteria and the list is exhaustible. The commercial practice also plays a major role in examining the likelihood of confusion. Read more: https://bit.ly/3pTQwtL
Likelihood of Confusion Trademark - COCO vs INCOCO Case
European Court settles the case of COCO vs. INCOCO favoring Chanel and observing the likelihood of confusion between the two marks, overturning the decision of the Board of Appeal. Read more: https://bit.ly/3ipsuCP
"Siren" by Alfred Steiner. Hint: the source image for this work is a logo for a major global coffee chain. @alfiesteiner #alfredsteiner #likelihoodofconfusion #watercoloronpaper #joshualinergallery (at Joshua Liner Gallery)
Set your iPhones to flash mode tomorrow night. Alfred Steiner's 'Anti-Paparazzi' series uses retroreflective ink. #alfredsteiner #likelihoodofconfusion #antipaparazzi #retroreflective #cameraflash #kanyewest #joshualinergallery (at Joshua Liner Gallery)
