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10 October 2019TrademarksRory O'Neill

Full Colour Black lawyer dismisses Banksy’s ‘sham’ shop

The lawyer representing the greetings card company at the heart of a trademark dispute with Banksy has told WIPR that his client would consider going after more of the street artist’s trademarks.

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