14 May 2020TrademarksRory O'Neill

Fashion brand owner can’t register ‘XOXO’ TM, rules EU court

The EU General Court has blocked the apparel and brand management company behind David Beckham’s consumer products range from registering ‘XOXO’ as a trademark.

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