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Volume: 9 Issue: 2
( 2009)
Keywords:
l'oreal et al v ebay et al
uk
l'oreal
counterfeit
european court justice
europe
eu
adwords
ebay
counterfeit
Authors:
paul walsh
jeremy blum
TRADEMARKS: In 'L'Oreal et al v eBay et al.', the UK High Court dismisses L'Oreal's claims that eBay is liable for counterfeit products posted by sellers, but asks the European Court of Justice to clarify whether purchase of 'Adwords' using L'Oreal's name constitutes infringement.
L'Oreal et al v eBay et al.
EWHC 1094 (Ch)
The High Court dismisses L'Oreal's claims that eBay is liable for counterfeit products posted by sellers, but asks the European Court of Justice to clarify whether eBay's purchasing of 'Adwords' using L'Oreal's name constitutes infringement.
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