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26 May 2016Trademarks

‘Glee’ TM dispute: lawyers weigh in as Fox seeks UK Supreme Court review

Twentieth Century Fox will reportedly take a trademark dispute with a UK-based comedy venue to the UK Supreme Court, following the English Court of Appeal’s decision to side with the club yesterday.

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