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    What Do You Think Of When You See The Color Red?!

    To celebrate 20 years since the foundation of Soroker Agmon Nordman we are proud to present the first in a series of short videos showcasing our work
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
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    Nespresso Loses Court Battle With Espresso Club

    The Israeli District Court of Tel Aviv ruled against global food giant, Nestle, and its subsidiary Nespresso in a claim filed by them in Israel against Espresso Club, an Israeli company...
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    Barnea & Co
    Barnea & Co
  • Article

Israel Joins An International Industrial Design Treaty

The 1999 Act will enter force in Israel on January 3, 2020.
IsraelMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
Global Advertising Lawyers Alliance (GALA)
Global Advertising Lawyers Alliance (GALA)
  • Article

    District Court / Taxation Of A Transaction Involving The Sale Of Intellectual Property Of A Company Following The Sale Of The Company's Shares And The Transfer Of Its Business Activity

    The District Court of Lod accepted the position of the Israeli Tax Authority and reassessed the value of a transaction to sell all of the intellectual property of a company that was entered into after the sale...
    IsraelTax
    Sharir, Shiv & Co. Law Offices
    Sharir, Shiv & Co. Law Offices
  • Article

    Trademark Protection: Registration And Enforcement

    Part of how any company moves from start-up to growing and thriving is to create a recognizable brand under which it operates.
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    Barnea & Co
    Barnea & Co
  • Article

    Enforcing Christian Louboutin's IP rights

    Christian Louboutin's famous red sole was at the center of a lawsuit filed by Soroker Agmon Nordman earlier this year.
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
  • Article

    No Exit For Infringers

    Background: We, at Soroker Agmon Nordman, Advocates & Patent Attorneys represent Je Woo Corporation Ltd, a manufacturer of lighting products, based in China.
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
  • Article

    The Ins And Outs Of Court Ordered Injunctions

    Opening the morning paper, you are startled to find that a previous employee of yours has begun advertising his new commercial enterprise just down the block from yours, using an almost identical store design, ...
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    A. Amos Fried Law Offices
    A. Amos Fried Law Offices
  • Article

    Change In Individual Fee Via. Madrid Protocol: Israel

    Israel has been designated in an international registration which is renewed on or after that date.
    IsraelGovernment, Public Sector
    S.S. Rana & Co.
    S.S. Rana & Co.
  • Article

    Generating Opportunity In Domain Names: Legitimate Or Bad Faith?

    When is it legitimate practice to act on an opportunity to profit by purchasing a local Domain name that belongs to an internationally successful company and when is it simply bad faith?
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
  • Article

    Plant Breeders' Rights In Israel

    Mankind has been selectively breeding plants for thousands of years, by cultivating plants that grow in the wild, and breeding them to improve various characteristics.
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    JMB Davis Ben-David
    JMB Davis Ben-David
  • Article

    Are the Marks "CANALI" & and "CANAL JEANS CO. NEW YORK " Confusingly Similar?

    In a decision of the Israel Supreme Court dated January 13, 2005, in the matter of Civil Appeal 11/23/04 Canali S.P.A. et al. v. Canal Jean Co. (not yet published), it was held that the mark "CANAL JEAN CO. NEW YORK" (stylized) is not confusingly similar to the "CANALI" mark.
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    S Horowitz & Co
    S Horowitz & Co
  • Article

    Can A Slogan Be A Registered Trademark In Israel?

    A recent decision of the Deputy Registrar of the Israel Patent Office shows how difficult it can be to obtain a trademark registration in Israel for a slogan – even when the slogan has already been registered in a major jurisdiction ...
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    JMB Davis Ben-David
    JMB Davis Ben-David
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    Clear As Soup

    Recently, Joseph Joseph, an award winning international houseware brand, discovered that an Israeli supermarket chain had been selling a copy of their flavor-infusing spoon – "Gusto".
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
  • Article

    Korrect Spelling

    The Trademark Registrar initiated interference proceedings between the applications.
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
  • Article

    Mcdonald´s v. Mcdonald — Use Of Surname Which Constitutes Trademark Infringement

    In a decision of the Israeli Supreme Court dated March 30, 2004, in the matter of C.A. 8483/02 Aloniel Ltd. et al. v. Ariel McDonald (not yet published), it was held, inter alia, that Mr. Ariel McDonald’s use of his surname in the framework of televised advertisements in Israel for the fast food chain "Burger King", infringe the trademark rights of the fast food chain, McDonald’s Corporation.
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    S Horowitz & Co
    S Horowitz & Co
  • Article

    Moral Money

    Thank you for your article of July 19, 2022 in which you reported the wonderful trademark victory for the luxury ladies shoe manufacturer Manolo Blahnik
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    JMB Davis Ben-David
    JMB Davis Ben-David
  • Article

    Must-Have Legal Checklist For Startups

    Building a startup company takes vision and great ideas.
    IsraelCorporate/Commercial Law
    Barnea & Co
    Barnea & Co
  • Article

    Bio-Spa: What Sea Comes To Mind?

    The trademark BIO-SPA was registered in Israel in May 2015.
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
    Soroker Agmon Nordman
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    Consent for Registration of a Mark by the Proprietor of an Earlier, Similar Trademark is not Always Sufficient

    In a decision of the Intellectual Property Adjudicator (Hearing Officer) dated December 7, 2004, given in connection with Israel trademark application No. 152627 for "CHUNKY" (stylized), in class 30 (" ‘CHUNKY’ trademark application"), it was held that the consent given by the proprietor of an earlier trademark is not sufficient to enable registration of a similar mark where there exists a likelihood of confusion between the two marks.
    IsraelIntellectual Property
    S Horowitz & Co
    S Horowitz & Co
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