Category: Trademarks
Trademark registration and prosecution in Israel

Trademark Infringement Litigation in Israel: A Guide for Foreign Counsel

Trademark infringement litigation in Israel may involve claims concerning registered trademarks, well-known marks, passing off, misleadingly similar branding, online and advertising use, preliminary injunctions and monetary remedies. For foreign trademark attorneys and litigation counsel, the Israeli proceeding should be assessed

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Trademark search in Israel using the official database to identify potential conflicts

Trademark Search in Israel

An Israel trademark search is a practical first step before filing a trademark application in Israel. It can identify earlier Israeli trademark applications and registrations that may conflict with a proposed mark and can help assess whether the filing strategy,

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Trademark registration of slogans in Israel infographic explaining distinctiveness, descriptive slogans, public perception and acquired distinctiveness.

Trademark Registration for Slogans in Israel

A slogan can be registered as a trademark in Israel. Israeli trademark law does not impose a separate statutory regime for slogans, and a slogan is generally examined under the same principles that apply to other trademarks. The central question

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Three layers of intellectual property in sports: trademarks, registered designs and patents protecting sports products

Intellectual Property in Sports: Trademarks, Designs, Patents and Sports Technologies From the FIFA World Cup and the Olympic Games to sensors inside the ball - legal lessons from the world's largest sporting events

Intellectual property in sports has become a central part of the business activities of clubs, associations and competition organizers. Major sporting events are no longer merely competitions taking place on the field, but large-scale commercial enterprises built around brands, sponsorship

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Can a Slogan Be Trademarked in Israel?

Yes. A slogan can be registered as a trademark in Israel if it is capable of functioning as an indication of commercial origin. Israeli law does not impose a separate statutory regime for slogans, and a slogan is generally examined

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