The Use of a Mark without Altering its Distinctive Character was Once Again Evaluated by the General Court
In the judgment of the General Court of the European Union Court of Justice which is the subject matter of this article; during the stage
Similarity of Goods and Social Consumption Habits: USPTO Evaluated the Similarity Between Hard Cider and Coffee
The evaluation of similarity of goods and/or services that belong to the food and beverage industries, even if the goods subject to examination are the
Weakening of distinctive character: A review regarding the word “smart” “smart:) things” Decision of the General Court of the Court of Justice of the European Union
With the fast adaptation of smart products to our daily life, it is seen that the word “SMART”, is frequently used in trademark applications. For
A Comparison of Turkish And American Perspectives About Fraud Committed By A Person Pretending To Act As A Trademark Attorney (Inspired by the District Court Decision – United States v. Suhorukovs)
Trademark or patent attorneyship is one of the mostly preferred groups of profession in Turkey in the recent years. Although there are around 1200 trademark
Batman Rises Again: Euipo Boards Of Appeal Dismissed The Claim Of Invalidity For The Bat Symbol
Batman, one of the most important fictional super heroes, is the covert identity of a rich business person Bruce Wayne. Having devoted himself to fight
In the case of uniplanar collision of effort and social media: Caricature is their life
Towards the last weeks of December of 2020, Erdil Yasaroglu, Selcuk Erdem and Serkan Altunigne, the leading caricaturists of Turkey, well known and followed by
All trademark applications are epual, but some trademark applications are more equal than Others!
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European Court of Human Rights judgment on violation of Patent right: In Tokel v. Turkey case
The European Court of Human Rights’ (“ECHR” or the “Court”) judgment of 09.02.2021 in TOKEL v. TURKEY case, application no. 23662/08, provides an assessment on
A Trademark dispute with different conclusions in Europe and Turkey: “SKYLIFE v. SKY”
In Turkey, everyone knows SKYLIFE magazine presented by Turkish Airlines (THY) to its customers in its flights. Parallel to the increase in the number of
The Future Of The Legal Education And Profession: Applications Of Artificial Intelligence In Law
One of the most recurrent discussions in legal-philosophical debates has been the legal science theory, which in fact have not ever come to a single