Sentences with phrase «where trademark protection»

There is a long history of fast food copycat restaurants, but the only ones that last are in countries where trademark protection is hard to enforce.

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While the extent of protection is typically limited to the region where the trademark is used, an unregistered trademark (communicated by the symbol TM in superscript, though this is not required) is still protected against infringement and dilution under common law.

As we mentioned on Slaw a few months ago, Canada is in the process of negotiating a «Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement» (CETA) with Europe, and one of the expected points of difficulty is the European use of PGIs, a system not used within Canada, where trademark law is the typical source of protection for product names.

She also worked in the trademark licensing business for a large corporate trademark licensing company where her work included licensing, agreement compliance, trademark enforcement, including U.S. Customs / border goods importation matters, and matters related to brand protection in advertising and marketing.

a registered trademark provides protection across Canada, no matter where your corporation is registered;

Before joining Arent Fox in 2004, Ricardo was a partner in a major law firm in the city of Caracas, Venezuela where he represented various pharmaceutical, food, and entertainment companies doing business in Venezuela and South America in areas including foreign investment requirements and compliance, regulatory compliance with focus on food and pharmaceuticals, and intellectual property — namely trademark protection and litigation, data access, and privacy and patent litigation (mostly design patent).

The scope of the statutory privilege would apply in cases where the trademark agent is seeking to advise on «any matter» in respect of «the protection of a trade - mark, geographical indication or mark referred to in paragraph 9 (1)(e), (i), (i. 1), (i. 3), (n) or (n. 1)».