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Chanel alleges that thirteen of its handbags- linked to stolen serial numbers- were without any prior licensing or agreement were sold by WGACA, a New York-based luxury vintage reseller. The claims not only questioned authenticity but also targeted WGACA’s broader use of Chanel’s brand identity in its marketing- a matter that ultimately led to a significant ruling by the Southern District of New York.

Explore the Delhi High Court’s ruling in Lacoste versus Crocodile International over trademark infringement of the iconic crocodile logo.

The Rise of Celebrity Name Trademarking: What's in a name In the world of celebrities, the answer is simple: money, power, and control. A...