#trademark-law

#trademark-law

Dallas' iconic logo and Triple D Gear's similar design have sparked a legal dispute over trademark confusion.

The Ninth Circuit ruling shows courts' leniency toward keyword conquesting in digital advertising.

Bertini continues his legal struggle against Apple for trademark rights over 'APPLE JAZZ', facing multiple legal setbacks.

Trademark law is evolving, highlighted by recent cases that underscore the importance of association and fair use in infringement claims.

KFC's lawsuit against Church's Chicken over 'Original Recipe' has been dropped after an undisclosed amicable resolution.

The Biden administration's new law impacts trademark claims, intensifying the Cuban rum dispute with historic roots and current international implications.

Trademark law can complicate business operations in historically significant locations like Fall River, Massachusetts.

The First Circuit's ruling reflects a balancing act between competing businesses inspired by the same historical figure.

The Second Circuit aims to balance artistic expression against trademark exploitation in the Hermès v. Rothschild case.

Activism often utilizes parody and cultural commentary to address serious issues, exemplified by Modest Proposals' Repaer initiative against the LNG industry.

Sports teams are moving toward generic names due to trademark challenges.

'Bos Nation FC' reflects a trend of simplified team branding in sports.

Intellectual property concerns shape naming conventions for new teams.

Trademark enforcement is crucial for brand protection, as exemplified by easyGroup's actions against those using the 'easy' prefix.

Stellarblade film company sues Shift Up and Sony over trademark infringement concerning the game 'Stellar Blade', citing unfair competition and damage to its brand.

The ban on Olympic rings tattoos for Paralympic athletes has been lifted, raising legal and ethical questions.

Jools Lebron's catchphrase success highlights the urgent need for influencers to secure trademarks to protect their brands.

Trademark lawyer Jeremy Eche profited significantly by strategically purchasing and selling political domain names, demonstrating the lucrative nature of political cybersquatting.

Gabby’s Table was denied trademark registration due to lack of distinctiveness, impacting how businesses approach affiliate marketing.

This decision emphasizes the need for brands to consider trademark protections carefully.

AI copyright lawsuits dismissed against Google and Microsoft

McDonald's Big Mac trademark revoked in EU for poultry products

Top 100 U.S. universities for granted utility patents announced by NAI

The Supreme Court ruled that the Lanham Act's 'names clause' does not violate the First Amendment, distinguishing it from prior decisions on disparaging and scandalous marks.