
7 Eleven v. Nike: A Look at Trademarks through a Kaleidoscopic Lens
Introduction When you walk down a supermarket aisle, you rarely need to read the label to identify a milk chocolate. The distinctive shade of purple is often enough. Likewise, when you look for coconut oil, a navy-blue bottle is enough for you to locate it. In these instances, colour is not solely

Ambush Marketing at Major Sports Events: Case Studies from The FIFA World Cup 2026
I. Introduction Ambush marketing is an advertisement strategy where advertisers take advantage of an important event (mainly sports events) without necessarily paying a sponsorship fee. Ambush marketing refers to the process where the brand makes itself look like it has an official

TRADEMARK IN THE US: INFRINGEMENT, DILUTION, AND ENFORCEMENT IN THE AGE OF AI AND DIGITAL MARKETPLACE
INTRODUCTION Trademarks have been central to commerce since early times, establishing origin, quality, and trust for a business among consumers. In the analogue world, the preservation of these marks was easier; violations were easily discerned; boundaries were more clearly defined, and participants in the violations of a