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Jun 1, 2011well-known markstrademark lawintellectual propertyparis conventionharvard universityphilippine law
Protecting Global Brands in the Philippines: Well-Known Marks and Trademark Rights
The Supreme Court ruled that well-known foreign marks like Harvard are protected in the Philippines even without local registration or use.
Trademark Protection for Well-Known Marks Extends to Unrelated Goods Under IP Code
The Supreme Court clarifies how Section 123.1(f) of the IP Code protects well-known marks like Rolex even against use on unrelated goods or services.
Nov 19, 1999trademark lawres judicataparis conventionintellectual propertywell-known marksphilippine law
Trademark Re-Registration and Res Judicata: When Prior Decisions Don't Bar New Trademark Disputes in the Phili
Philippine Supreme Court explains when res judicata bars trademark oppositions and how the Paris Convention protects well-known marks.