A&P's Corporate Crybaby Lawsuit
I heard about this story on NPR, but a big hat tip to the Citizen Media Law Project for not only reminding me of it, but for its dead-on analysis
I heard about this story on NPR, but a big hat tip to the Citizen Media Law Project for not only reminding me of it, but for its dead-on analysis
It seems like this is a little more of a megillah than I thought. There is more to the kemf between Google v. Jewtube than meets the eyes… it seems
As if the putzes over at Google hadn’t already engaged in enough michegaas, now they bring gebrenteh tsoores by filing this mushuggeneh trademark opposition against Jewtube! Well, I don’t want
Last month, Verizon Wireless purchased the right to be the exclusive provider of ring tones from the Bob Marley music catalog from Universal – who owns the rights to Marley’s
Mike Atkins at the Seattle Trademark Lawyer does a great job discussing this case – no need for me to duplicate his efforts. Western District Finds Bad Faith in VERICHECK
Join with me in welcoming Ryan Gile to the blawgosphere! Ryan’s blog, Las Vegas Trademark Attorney, is relatively new – but it shows lots of promise. He has a particularly
Congratulations to John Welch and his TTABlog. The TTAB (incorrectly in my mind) determined that TTABlog is not an inherently distinctive mark, but determined that the TTABlog has acquired enough
It seems that someone has registered www.marianorivera.com. SFX Sports, Mariano Rivera’s talent agency and marketing company sent this cease & desist letter to the registrant of marianorivera.com.
An interesting trademark/trade-dress case from the District of Utah. Most of the opinion is a relatively dull discussion of trade dress. Here’s the fun part.
An interesting trademark/trade-dress case from the District of Utah. Most of the opinion is a relatively dull discussion of trade dress. Here’s the fun part.
When you file a trademark application, your final act is to sign the application. That signature, made under penalty of perjury, is that everything in the application is accurate to
35 U.S.C. § 3(b)(1) requires that the Deputy Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office must be “a citizen of the United States who has a professional background