Alла Pugacheva lost the trademark rights to 'Baroness von Orbach,'…
Alла Pugacheva lost the trademark rights to 'Baroness von Orbach,' which she had held in Russia since 1996, after failing to file for renewal by August 2, 2023, despite the trademark's expiration and a low renewal cost of 22,000 rubles.
Consensus
- Alла Pugacheva lost rights to the trademark 'Baroness von Orbach' in Russia.
- The trademark was registered in 1996 and expired on August 2, 2023.
- Pugacheva did not file for renewal of the trademark.
- The cost of renewing the trademark was 22,000 rubles.
- The trademark was used for perfumes, alcoholic beverages, and clothing.
- Pugacheva attempted to establish noble lineage through her former husband, Mikolai Orbakas, but failed to prove it.
Points of divergence
- The trademark was registered in 1997, and Pugacheva last renewed it in 2016, extending it to August 2, 2026. — vesti
- Pugacheva allegedly has around 120 million rubles in Russian bank accounts generating interest. — vm
- Pugacheva was reportedly offered 2 million dollars for two performances in Thailand and 500 thousand dollars for a private event. — vm
- Pugacheva has six months to renew the trademark, with a fine to be paid before renewal. — vesti
Coverage (4 sources)
- Pugacheva lost the brand "Baroness von Orbach" that belonged to her for 30 years — РИАМО
- Pugacheva may lose the trademark 'Baroness von Orbach' — Вести
- Mash: Pughacheva lost the trademark 'Baroness von Orbach' — Вечерняя Москва
- Allya Pugacheva lost the trademark "Baroness von Orbach", which she owned since 1996. — Mash