Fakes off the field: combating counterfeits in football

Fakes off the field: combating counterfeits in football

Published Fandom is a massive part of any globally-followed sports tournament, and this year’s Euros was no exception. As an expected 650,000 international football fans descended on Germany, there was an obvious rush to grab their respective nations’ kits and...
What-A-Mess: Whataburger in trademark row

What-A-Mess: Whataburger in trademark row

Published Every trademark attorney knows the Burger King v. Hoots case from 1968, in which the federal trademark registrant of BURGER KING – a Florida company – challenged the ‘good faith junior user’ which innocently adopted the same BURGER...
Behind the scenes: Potter Clarkson’s IP Summer School

Behind the scenes: Potter Clarkson’s IP Summer School

Published Our Editor-in-Chief, Faye Waterford, had the unique opportunity to attend Potter Clarkson’s residential IP Summer School, an exclusive event that took place on June 25-26 at the University of Nottingham. After a very warm welcome and humorous icebreaker...
Nike v. Adidas: not all stripes are the same

Nike v. Adidas: not all stripes are the same

Published In a recent landmark decision, the Higher Regional Court of Düsseldorf gave the green light for Nike to feature stripes on some of its sports trousers. The trademark dispute between the two sportswear giants, Nike and Adidas, began in 2022, when Adidas –...

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