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Non-traditional trademarks: the UK perspective

Locke Lord LLP

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United Kingdom June 29 2011

The registration of non-traditional marks remains a developing issue. While registration can provide a business with useful advantages, issues regarding perceived distinctiveness remain a hurdle

Locke Lord LLP - <br /> &nbsp;Nicholas CA Bolter and Vlotina Liakatou <br /> <br /> <em>This article first appeared in World Trademark Review. For further information please visit <a href="http://www.worldtrademarkreview.com">www.worldtrademarkreview.com</a>.</em>
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