Clearer rule from Supreme Court as Lacoste loses trade mark decision
Supreme Court sides with Singapore company over crocodile trade mark instead of Lacoste.
After nearly two decades of tussling with prominent clothing brand Lacoste over a crocodile trade mark, rival apparel company Crocodile International has come out on top in a Supreme Court decision.
And a prominent intellectual property lawyer says the decision has brought more certainty to the
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Campbell Gibson
Fri, 24 Feb 2017
Fri, 24 Feb 2017
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Clearer rule from Supreme Court as Lacoste loses trade mark decision
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