8 November 2018Trademarks

Mad Dogg Athletics spins to victory at EU court

US-based Mad Dogg Athletics emerged victorious today after the EU General Court annulled a European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) decision to revoke the fitness company’s rights to the EU trademark (EUTM) ‘Spinning’.

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