Trademark Dispute Resolution Guide

Summary

Trademark infringement involves using a trademark without permission, potentially causing confusion about the source of goods or services. In Quebec, trademark rights protect brand names, logos, and symbols. If accused of infringing a well-known brand like Louis Vuitton, ensure your logo is distinctly different from registered trademarks. Gather evidence to demonstrate the logos generic nature and consider consulting a trademark attorney for advice. Legal actions for infringement can include injunctions or damages. Assess whether the logo could be confused with Louis Vuittons trademark or if it falls under generic use.

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Richi
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IP Infrigmement
Hi Richi! Intellectual Property infringement can involve various aspects, like copyright, trademark, or patent issues. Could you let me know which type of IP infringement you're dealing with? This will help me provide more specific information.
copyright c
Copyright infringement involves using someone else's original work without permission. Here are some general points about copyright infringement in Quebec:
- Copyright protects original works like literature, music, and art.
- Unauthorized use or reproduction may constitute infringement.
- Remedies include injunctions, damages, or statutory penalties.
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Trademark infringement involves using a trademark without permission, which can lead to confusion about the source of goods or services. In Quebec, here are some general points:
- Trademark rights protect brand names, logos, and symbols.
- Infringement can result in legal actions like injunctions or damages.
Could you share more details about the trademark issue you're facing?
louise vuitton seems to claim we copied their star logo on our clothing. it was a generic logo and goods were not marketed or sold as LV
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Trademark disputes can be complex, especially with a well-known brand like Louis Vuitton. Here are some points to consider:
- Ensure your logo is distinctly different from any registered trademarks.
- Gather evidence that demonstrates the logo's generic nature.
- Consider consulting a trademark attorney for advice.
It's crucial to assess whether the logo could be confused with Louis Vuitton's trademark or if it falls under "generic use." Would you like more detailed information on how to differentiate your logo from theirs?