Chelsea Football Club attempts to save NZ trademark shot
In June, IPONZ accepted an application by Canada's largest pharmaceutical company, Apotex Technologies, to trademark the word ‘Chelsea.'
Struggling top-tier English football team Chelsea is no stranger to calling foul but its latest issue has taken it off the pitch and into New Zealand’s Intellectual Property Office.
In June, IPONZ accepted an application by Canada’s largest pharmaceutical company, Apotex Technologies, to trademark
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Hamish McNicol
Mon, 02 Nov 2015
Mon, 02 Nov 2015
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Chelsea Football Club attempts to save NZ trademark shot
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