International Law,
Intellectual Property
May 25, 2021
European trademark law unknowns settled in case against LA winery
Two unknowns of European trademark law were just answered in a case involving one of the oldest and largest wineries in Los Angeles, San Antonio Winery.
Two unknowns of European trademark law were just answered in a case involving one of the oldest and largest wineries in Los Angeles, San Antonio Winery: First, can it be trademark infringement to manufacture a product in Italy with a mark that is alleged to be confusingly similar to a third party's mark on the product, where sales are only outside of Italy? And second, in a trademark registration cancellation action for non-use, who has the burden of proof -- the regi...
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