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Louboutin’s red sole triumphs in court

16/07/2015
Louboutin’s red sole triumphs in court

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has dismissed a case against Christian Louboutin’s European trade mark for its red soles brought by Roland, a manufacturer of musical instruments, which has the red in its own trade mark. The European Trade Mark application was originally rejected by the trade mark examiner, then accepted by OHIM...

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