Royal Courts of Justice
The latest court hearing ruled that Sky had made trademarks in ‘bad faith, but Skykick did still infringe on certain marks.
May 01, 2020 at 09:30 AM
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Fieldfisher and Mishcon de Reya have guided respective clients Skykick and Sky through the latest court battle concerning a major trademark infringement case.
The latest ruling, delivered this week, saw both sides score victories. Judge Mr Justice Arnold ruled many of Sky’s trade marks were invalid on ‘bad faith’ grounds, but found that SkyKick had infringed trade marks registered for ‘electronic mail services’.
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