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Teva loses TM appeal over ‘French version’ of slogan
09-07-2020
Drug company Teva has lost an appeal over its bid to trademark two word signs, after the tenth chamber of the EU General Court ruled in favour of the European Union IP Office (EUIPO) yesterday, July 8.
