29 September 2017Trademarks

Trademark clash between Premier League and UKIP ruled out

After resolving a leadership contest this afternoon, it looked as if political outfit the UK Independence Party (UKIP) may have had another battle on its hands in the form of a trademark infringement lawsuit.

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