When a Word Becomes Whatever It Wants to Be: Trademarks and Foreign Equivalents
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When a Word Becomes Whatever It Wants to Be: Trademarks and Foreign Equivalents
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Join Winfield Trivette II in Episode 11 of Paralegal's Memo as he delves into the Doctrine of Foreign Equivalence and its impact on trademarks.
Discover how translation can shift the commercial perception of marks, illustrated with examples like the Vetements case, and learn why bilingual and multilingual awareness is crucial in trademark work.
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