27th August 2014 | marketinglaw

Key ECJ trade mark registration judgments
Written Osborne Clarke on 27 Aug 2014
Apple edged one step closer to registering their interior store design as a German trade mark and Netto obtained a positive ruling on their application to register their trade mark…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
FTC acts on L’Oreal anti-ageing claims
Written Osborne Clarke on 27 Aug 2014
US campaigns claimed Lancome Genifique and Paris Youth Code products were clinically proven to provide ant-ageing benefits by targeting users’ genes. L’Oreal has now agreed to settle US Federal Trade Commission charges of deceptive advertising. Flick Fisher reports.
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
ASA mulls “Russian Brides” ad served on Radio Times website
Written Osborne Clarke on 27 Aug 2014
Who: Advertising Standards Authority When: 2 July 2014 Where: United Kingdom Law stated as at: 7 August 2014 What happened: The ASA recently upheld complaints against an advert displayed on…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
“Free” claims in apps and games: more regulator action
Written Osborne Clarke on 27 Aug 2014
Who: Advertising Standards Authority, Committee of Advertising Practice Where: UK When: July 2014 Law stated as at: 6 August 2014 What happened: The Committee of Advertising Practice or “CAP,” the…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
“Disgracefully treated” Pakistan Vimto distributor wins over £8m damages
Written Osborne Clarke on 27 Aug 2014
Who: Nichols plc and Gul Bottlers (Pvt) Ltd Where: High Court When: 2 July 2014 Law stated as at: 11 August 2014 What happened: Family run Pakistani soft drinks manufacturer, Gul…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook

Categories

Recent contributors

Verity Raeside
Associate, London
Pippa Smith
Associate, London
Zoe Marks
Associate, Bristol
Rachael Oakley
Senior Associate, San Francisco

Sign up to our newsletter