Chequerboards and checks – a textile pattern can be a trade mark

| Wednesday May 2nd, 2018

Those in dull colours provide a perfect background for accessories, those in full colours are visually attractive, and those enjoying top recognition have become symbols of luxury and are registered...
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Can a piece of furniture be a trademark?

| Thursday March 8th, 2018

Companies in the furniture or design industry usually protect themselves against copycatting by registering their products as industrial designs. However, industrial designs are protected for a...
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You can have a heart of gold – but can you have a heart as your trademark?

| Wednesday February 14th, 2018

The heart stands for love, health and warm feelings. Because of positive emotions and associations it evokes, the heart motif is commonly used in a variety of product designations or...
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