China's Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Christian Louboutin's Red Sole Trademark - China IP Law Update
EP's Louboutin Decision Opens the Door for U.S. Businesses to Protect Their Color/Shape Brands in Europe - IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
Court Rules Louboutin Can Enforce a Trademark on Its Red Outsoles - The New York Times
Louboutin Wins EU Court Battle Over Trademark Red Soles | BoF
The Story of Christian Louboutin's Red Sole – Lena's World
Christian Louboutin Wins Trademark Protection for its Red Bottoms in China — Antares Law Firm
Christian Louboutin Wins Red Sole Trademark Case in China – Footwear News
Louboutin wins fight to trademark red soles - CNN Video
Designer Louboutin wins case on red soled high-heels | KEYE
Christian Louboutin loses trademark case in Japan
EU Court Rules Christian Louboutin's Red Soles Can Have Trademark Protection | Corporate Counsel
Has Christian Louboutin Committed Trademark Shoe-icide? – IP Currents
AMAZON MAY BE INFRINGING LOUBOUTIN'S RED-SOLE TRADEMARK - Kluwer Trademark Blog
YSL Successfully Challenges Louboutin's Trademarked Red Soles
Luxury shoe brand Louboutin left red faced after trademark loss in Japanese court
Amazon may be responsible for allowing Louboutin knock-off ads, EU court says | Reuters
Red Sole Imitators - Zara Defeats Loubouton In Trademark Case
Christian Louboutin's Red Sole Trademark Held Up By Hague Court – WWD
Trademark issue: Red sole(ly) for Louboutin? | LexDellmeier – Markenanwalt, Designanwalt München - Schutzrechte Marken, Designs, Patente, Gebrauchsmuster, Urheberrechte - Mark
Louboutin's Red Sole Trademark Case Might Have Legs Again
Christian Louboutin denied attempt to register red sole shoe as a trademark in Switzerland. — Fashion, Law & Business
TrademarkDoctor.net - Designer Christian Louboutin owns the registered trademark for the iconic red color of the soles of his line of footwear. Read the full article: Louboutin Case Study: Color As A
Seeing Red: Can a Brand Trademark a Signature Color? - Knowledge at Wharton
Can a Shoe Color Really Be Trademarked? | Inc.com
