ECJ addresses trade mark free riding in L’Oréal case
10 February 2009
James Nurton, London
In an opinion that is likely to be welcomed by brand owners, the ECJ’s Advocate General today set out a two-step test for trade mark infringement cases involving alleged free riding
The opinion, which is not binding on the court, comes in a dispute between perfume maker L’Oréal and rival Bellure.
In it, Advocate General Mengozzi said...
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