Deep Purple cases are uncomfortable for TM bad faith, says counsel
Three recent decisions involving a trademark dispute between a member and a former member of English rock band Deep Purple have created potential problems for all post-grant trademark invalidity proceedings based on bad faith, a lawyer has claimed.
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5 October 2018 The EU General Court dismissed three appeals yesterday in a trademark dispute between a member and a former member of English rock band Deep Purple.