24 January 2022TrademarksAlex Baldwin

EU court denies ‘Moon Boot’ 3D mark appeal

Italian sports equipment manufacturer Tecnica Group has failed to convince the EU General Court to reinstate its three-dimensional Moon Boot “after-ski” trademark.

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