4 August 2015Trademarks

‘Possible’ IP concerns over Newcastle United’s sponsor-free shirt

Supporters’ groups for English football team Newcastle United have launched an alternative shirt on which the club’s official sponsor has been removed, in an act that may raise intellectual property concerns.

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‘Possible’ IP concerns over Newcastle United’s sponsor-free shirt

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