UK beautician fights back after legal threat from Tiffany & Co
A beautician in the UK has said she will defend her rights after being allegedly threatened with a trademark opposition by Tiffany & Co against an application.
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6 October 2016 A US jury has reportedly ruled that wholesaler Costco must pay luxury brand Tiffany $8.25 million in punitive damages for selling counterfeit diamond rings.
15 August 2017 Wholesaler Costco has been told it must pay an initial sum of $8.2 million to jewellery company Tiffany for unlawfully using its trademark on rings.
15 January 2020 The UK Intellectual Property Office has sided with jewellery retailer Tiffany & Co and agreed to halt the registration of a beautician’s trademark.