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Sky kicks SkyKick into touch over bad-faith trademarks

Anneka Dalton, 
Anthonia Ghalamkarizadeh, Inmaculada Lorenzo, Joel Smith, Maria Luce Piattelli, Olivia Bernardeau-Paupe, Samantha Brinkhuis
December 02, 2021
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There are several take-homes for brand owners in the wake of Sky v SkyKick, including a ray of light for owners of broad trademark specifications, according to Hogan Lovells’ international IP team

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