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TRADEMARKS & DESIGNS

Trademarks & Designs

Android App for Trademarks Monitoring. Additional mobile application for subscribers to easier access their trademark monitoring reports.

Who is the target audience?

The target audience is our paying customer who has ordered our monitoring service and registered through our website for regular reports.

What is the concept and purpose of Trademarks Monitoring app?

Purpose of the app is provide alternative access to report results for our customers. Customers are trademark holders who can check similar trademarks ready for registration in official institution and, where appropriate, object to a registration based on such similarity.

How do users obtain an account?

Customer/User obtain account via our website. It offers notification of report updates, so the customer knows when new similarities have appeared.

What is the concept and purpose of Designs Monitoring app?

Purpose of the app is provide alternative access to report results for our customers. Customers are design holders who can check similar design ready for registration in official institution and, where appropriate, object to a registration based on such similarity.

What is push notification? How it works?

Push notification is a feature to make the announcement for any update related to your design. How it work? Simultaneously with gaining access to web services, the customer also has access to the mobile version of monitoring services, including push notifications.

What are the benefits of using our mobile application?

Our app user interface is simple, easy to use and have features that give you access to relevant information about your design.

EasyGroup Loses Trade Mark Battle as UK IPO Revokes 'easyOffice' Rights

In a significant ruling by the UK Intellectual Property Office, EasyGroup Ltd has suffered a legal setback as four of its ‘easyOffice’ trademarks have been revoked following a challenge by Nuclei Ltd. The decision, issued under the Trade Marks Act 1994, found that EasyGroup failed to demonstrate genuine use of the marks across various business sectors, including telecommunications, financial services, and office rentals. Despite EasyGroup’s claims that its trademarks had been actively used, the evidence provided was deemed insufficient, leading to the cancellation of the marks from their respective revocation dates, the earliest dating back to 2009. The ruling follows prolonged legal proceedings and reinforces the principle that trademark protection hinges on demonstrable commercial use. The following table provides detailed information on all revoked ‘easyOffice’ trademarks, including their final revocation dates.

14/03/2025
Michael Kors Triumphs in EU Trademark Dispute Against ‘MK Mike Kemi’

In a ruling by the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), luxury fashion giant Michael Kors has successfully blocked the registration of the contested trademark ‘MK Mike Kemi,’ citing a likelihood of confusion. The Opposition Division found that the striking similarities between the two marks—particularly the dominant ‘MK’ lettering enclosed in a circular frame—could mislead consumers into believing the brands were connected. The decision determined that the identical nature of the goods, combined with the strong visual resemblance of the marks, heightened the risk of association. The ruling also noted that while ‘Mike Kemi’ introduced an additional verbal element, it did not sufficiently differentiate the contested sign from the well-established Michael Kors branding. Following visualisation shows a comparison of the original and contested trademarks, highlighting the similarities that led to the decision.

12/03/2025
Google Expands UK Trademark Portfolio with New Technology-Focused Filing

On 21st February, Google submitted a new trademark application in the UK 'Google Developers Groups', signalling a push into professional networking and developer-focused initiatives. The filing covers a broad spectrum of services, including business networking events, advocacy for software and hardware developers, and initiatives aimed at promoting women in technology. Additionally, the trademark extends to educational offerings, encompassing both virtual and in-person workshops, seminars, and training sessions tailored for the tech industry. Beyond professional development, Google’s filing also includes provisions for cloud-based software development tools and technical resources for hardware engineering. The following visualisation provides a detail of Google’s newly filed trademark, offering insight into its evolving branding strategy.

10/03/2025