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Latest News
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Girls vs Boys in US scouting trademark dispute
In a recently submitted legal complaint lodged in an American court, the Girl Scouts of the USA have filed a trademark infringement claim against the Boy Scouts of America after the latter organisation recently announced that it would be dropping the word ‘Boy’ from its title and start accepting girls to join the organisation. The Boy Scouts, which accepts children aged between 11 and 17, announced the name change in May this year in connection with its new Scout Me In campaign featuring boys and girls. The Scout Movement, founded by British Army officer Robert Baden-Powell in 1907, has spread globally in its 111 year history, with an overall aim to support young people from all walks of life in their physical, mental and spiritual development. Beginning as an association for boys and traditionally with a big emphasis on outdoor activities... Read More
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Patisserie Valerie shareholder group action claim looms
Shareholders of embattled bakery chain Patisserie Valerie are being encouraged to join a group action claim by London law firm Teacher Stern. The commercial law firm has indicated that the claim, likely to be in the form of a Group Litigation Order, is in its early stages and will be for financial loss endured by shareholders in the fashionable bakery chain that recently came close to financial collapse following revelations over an alleged accounts ‘black hole’. Shareholders of the AIM-listed business are in discussions with regard to the exact form of the legal action, and litigation funding is currently being sought to back the claim. Patisserie Valerie was founded in London by Madame Valerie in 1926. Following the discovery of potentially fraudulent accounting activity, shares in the holding company Patisserie Holdings were suspended on 10 October 2018 and the Serious Fraud Office... Read More
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Christian Louboutin trade mark legal action
A ruling from the European Union Court of Justice (CJEU) earlier this year has confirmed that a distinctive design element commonly found in shoes from high-end designer Christian Louboutin is a valid trade mark registration. The case, which began back in 2012, cantered on the red sole design that Louboutin often uses on its women’s shoe range. Another shoe producer, Dutch firm Van Haren, had also started producing shoes with a red sole, resulting in Louboutin taking legal action at the District Court in the Hague for trade mark infringement. Christian Louboutin, a French designer and manufacturer famous for expensive, premium-quality stiletto shoes, was successful with the initial District Court proceedings. However, Van Haren then challenged Louboutins red sole trade mark protection under Article 3(1)(e)(iii) of Directive 2008/95/EC, which states: 3(1) The following shall not be registered or, if registered, shall be liable... Read More
