27 June 2019Trademarks

Burlington Arcade dispute should return to General Court: AG

An advocate general (AG) has advised the Court of Justice of the European Union that the EU General Court erred in requiring the owners of London’s Burlington Arcade to specify the goods and services covered by three UK marks registered prior to the date of the relevant case law.

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Burlington Arcade dispute should return to General Court: AG

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