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Tag: trademark squatting

Battle of the Brands: French Winery Château Lafitte Claims Triumph

Lindsey A. Zahn, September 16, 2015November 4, 2015

As reported by Decanter, Château Lafitte claimed victory against an ongoing trademark case and can reportedly sell Bordeaux wine in China under the name Château Lafitte. See Chateau Lafitte Claims Trademark Wine in China. The dispute in China has been ongoing for about two years and has been between Château Lafitte and Château…

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Seattle Winery Forced to Change Name After Cease and Desist Letter from Jackson Family Wines

Lindsey A. Zahn, April 21, 2015April 21, 2015

Last week, Komo News reported that a Seattle-based winery, Bartholomew Winery, was forced to change the name of one of its wine brands after receiving a cease and desist letter from Jackson Family Wines. See Seattle Winery Forced to Change Name, Label After Cease-and-Desist. The wine brand, Jaxon, is reportedly named after the son of…

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Penfolds: The Unfolding of China’s New Trademark Law

Lindsey A. Zahn, July 23, 2014December 15, 2014

A new case that may show the effects of China’s recently updated trademark law made headlines this last week. Treasury Wine Estates reported that the company did not register the Chinese name for Penfolds and is currently engaging in a legal battle with Li Daozhi, an allegedly notorious trademark squatter….

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