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24 June 2021EuropeRory O'Neill

English High Court strikes out bad faith ‘Revolax’ TM

A Warrington-based distributor of aesthetic and cosmetic products has lost its UK trademark for a dermal filler brand after the English High Court found it to have registered the brand in bad faith.

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