Trademark News for 19-Sep-2006
- 'UK: Ford's Land Rover to buy Rover name (just-auto)
Land Rover is to buy the trademark of collapsed car giant Rover, according to a media report.
'Diehard fans gather for Brock funeral (The Australian)
HOLDEN'S trademark red and black was dotted among the crowd of motor sports fans and others who turned out today for the state funeral of motor racing legend Peter Brock in Melbourne.
'DNAPrint Genomics Receives Patent for Identifying Links Between Gene Sequences and Medical Traits (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
DNAPrint Genomics, Inc. today announced that the Company has formally been granted a patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for Methods for the Identification of Genetic Features for Complex Genetics Classifiers.
'ITALY: Brown-Forman sells Bolla winery (Just Drinks)
Brown-Forman has sold its Italian winery Bolla to local wine group Gruppo Italiano Vini. The US wine and spirits group said last night (18 September) that the deal will see GIV produce Bolla wines for the company and act as distributor in Italy. Brown-Forman will keep the rights to the Bolla trademark.
'Brown-Forman sells Bolla Italian wine facility to GIV; retains trademark (Sharewatch)
The deal concludes negotiations announced in July over a possible partnership between the companies.
'International Trademark Association Announces the 2006 - 2007 Ladas Memorial Award Competition Papers Due January 10, (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
Preparations for the 31st Annual Ladas Memorial Award Competition are officially underway. This Competition, sponsored by the International Trademark Association, a not-for- profit membership association of more than 5,000 trademark owners and professionals, is supported by the law firm of Ladas & Parry LLP in memory of the outstanding contributions to international intellectual property law
'EBay stakes 'it' claim, files trademark lawsuit (Market Watch)
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Online auctioneer eBay Inc. has begun trying to keep other companies from using the rather pedestrian phrases at the heart of its 11-month-old "it" marketing campaign.
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