However, studies have found that adding names and ages of the individuals that are appearing in the graphical pictures on the packs will increase the effectiveness of the warning [1]
It isn't a one for one clone of Tom Ford's TV though
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The interesting aspect of this case is not so much the decision few would argue that the marks are too similar (except of course if this was your former licensee who had built up trading goodwill using your brand only to switch it to something arguably similar after selling counterfeit products of your own brand) but the lessons for licensors
government has taken on the industry and may pave the way for future complaints, much in the way tobacco litigation had state attorneys general teaming up to land major settlements, according to Harvard Law School professor Emily Broad Leib
