78 results found

The Madrid Protocol is a protocol signed by more than 100 countries around the world. Its purpose is to make the registration process of Trademarks more efficient and accessible, internationally.

On September 1, 2010, Israel joined the Madrid System for the International Registration of Trademarks.

On December 31, 2018, the Registrar of Patents published updates to the two circulars of the Registrar dealing with changes in the trademarks and patents books.

It is 75 years since the Jewish People reestablished a state in their historical homeland of the Land of Israel, leading to a fulfillment of the prayer reaffirmed annually for the last 2,000 years ...

The Applicant requested registration based upon the Applicant's trademark registration in their home country, the USA.

In a precedential ruling, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has affirmed the decision of a Trademark Examining Attorney.

The Supreme Court has issued its decision in a dispute over the alleged existence of a visual resemblance between pasta packages (Store Chain of Rami Levy Hashikma Marketing 2006 ...

PDO's provide legal, almost trademark – like, protection to certain exclusive products, spirits and alcoholic beverages under the legislation of certain countries.

In Habitat Ltd v Habitat International the Tel Aviv District Court under Judge Altuvia rejected a trademark infringement claim which had been filed by Mr Meerovich, the owner of a local furniture chain...

In a novel development of the court-made law protecting the right of publicity, in Fundacio Gala-Salvador Dali v VS Marketing (Israel 2005) Ltd (CC (Central Distr) 3247-01-08, August 28 2016), ...

When a person or company is interested in granting protection to a mark, name, figure or logo in which they are using or intending on using in the future, they should submit an application...

It is a truism that a company's intellectual capital and technical know – how are among its most valuable assets and provide its greatest competitive advantage.

In a decision handed down by the Israeli Registrar of Trade Marks, dated January 9, 2005, it was held that the Israel Appellation of Origin for "JAFFA" (including "Jaffas" and also "Yafo", "Jaffa" and "Jaffas" in Hebrew) (<B>"the JAFFA AO"</B>) will not be renewed.

In a decision of the Israeli District Court dated January 12, 2005, in the framework of provisional proceedings in the matter of C.A. 2332/04, MCA 20294/04 <I>Allergan, Inc. et al.,</I> <I>v. B4U Ltd. et al. </I>(not yet published), it was held, <I>inter alia, </I>that respondents’ use of the marks "BOTO EFFECT" and "BOTORELAX" infringe Allergan Inc.’s well-known trademark "BOTOX".

In a decision of the Israeli District Court dated November 28, 2005, in the matter of C.A. 643/05 Ansell Limited v. Super Pharm (Israel) Ltd. et al. (not yet published), it was held, inter alia, that the claimant, the owner of the mark "Life Styles", is prevented from raising arguments against the defendant's marks "Life" and "LifeStyle", due to the lengthy period that elapsed since the claimant first became aware of defendant’s use of the marks and, throughout that period, the claimant refr

Miniso is an international chain of affordable retail stores for home appliances, stationary, cosmetics, toys and more, which was founded in Japan in 2013 and which currently runs over 2600 branches around the world.

The present article focuses on the obligation to record a licensee as an "authorized user" and the implications of the failure to do so, under Israeli law.