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Challenging the Validity of an EU Trademark Outside the Courtroom: The CJEU Advocate General’s Approach

A defendant facing an action for infringement of an EU trademark may challenge the validity of that trademark by filing a counterclaim before the EU trademark court. But what happens if the defendant does not do so? Is the opportunity to challenge the trademark’s validity lost, or may the defendant later seek a declaration of invalidity from the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO)? The post Challenging the Validity of an EU Trademark Outside the Courtroom: The CJEU Advocate Gener

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Challenging the Validity of an EU Trademark Outside the Courtroom: The CJEU Advocate General’s Approach
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