German Court Challenges Fifa’S Rights

2006-05-11T00:00:00

Trademark rights relating to the 2006 FIFA World Cup continue to keep lawyers busy in Germany. The country’s Federal Supreme Court ruled two weeks ago that the designation “Fussball WM 2006” cannot be protected, opening the door for possible damage claims by 15 “global partners” and five “national promoters” of ...

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