Anneka Dalton, Taylor Wessing
28 February 2024FeaturesTrademarksAnneka Dalton

Lidl and Tesco square up for another round in court

A three-day hearing over the UK rivals’ yellow and blue signs left plenty to ponder for Justices and brand owners alike. Anneka Dalton of Taylor Wessing examines the takeaways.

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