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Court denied motion for leave to amend counterclaims due to defendant's lack of diligence in seeking leave upon immediately learning of the facts supporting the amendment, which occurred before the close of discovery.
Counterclaims Dismissed; Lanham Act's Breach Not Stated, Standing to Bring Claim Lacking
Plaintiff WickFire and TriMax are competitors in the pay-for-performance search engine marketing business, a form of internet marketing.
Future Proof Brands, LLC and Molson Coors sell competing hard seltzer beverages.
On Social and Commercial Issues, the Roberts Court Produces Balanced Results
A popular focus of the general and legal press, both this past spring and in recent years, has been the leftward list of the U.S. Supreme Court under Chief Justice John Roberts.Recent Trademark Decisions by the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has recently been active in accepting trademark cases for review. This article discusses the four cases which the court has recently decided.US Supreme Court Ruling Opens Door for Registration of 'Generic.com' Marks
In 2011 and 2012, Booking.com, a digital travel company that allows consumers to make hotel and other reservations online, filed applications to register trademarks with various visual features, all for travel-related services, and all including the term "Booking.com," writes Rob Maier in his Patent and Trademark Law column.The Big Winners in SCOTUS' Booking.com Decision Have Big Trademark Prosecution Budgets
A clear win for Booking.com and brand owners also creates more uncertainties than it resolves.Combination of generic term with ".com" suffix yields generic composite not entitled to trademark protection only if so perceived by consumers
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