Technology company Zapier has settled its suit with video conferencing platform Zoom, which it accused of infringing its ‘Zap’ trademark after Zoom launched a new app function in October.
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2 July 2021 Audio equipment manufacturer Zoom KK has failed to convince the EU General Court that a facial recognition company’s ‘Zoom’ trademark infringes its previous marks.
27 October 2020 Technology company Zapier has accused Zoom Video Communications of trademark infringement, through the launch of Zoom’s new ‘Zapps’ function for integrating third-party apps.
