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5 Dumb Trademark Mistakes Startups Should Avoid
Especially when it comes to intellectual property, a startup's appetite for risk can lead to costly errors when it comes to use, protection, and enforcement.
The Slants: Is This the Beginning of the End for Political Correctness?
The U.S. Supreme Court decision in favor of a trademark for The Slants means disparaging terms are worth defending, write attorneys Amanda McGovern and Daniel Alvarez Sox.
Michael Jordan Wins Trademark Case in China's Top Court
China's top court has ruled that former NBA star Michael Jordan owns the trademark rights to his name in Chinese characters.
Michael Jordan Wins Trademark Case in China's Top Court
China's top court has ruled that former NBA star Michael Jordan owns the trademark rights to his name in Chinese characters.
Michael Jordan Wins Trademark Case in China's Top Court
China's top court has ruled that former NBA star Michael Jordan owns the trademark rights to his name in Chinese characters.
Why Fashion Brands Should File for Trademark Protection in Cuba
Natasha N. Reed warns that as the U.S. and Cuba progress toward economic normalization, and companies consider doing business in Cuba, filing for trademark protection in Cuba is particularly crucial for fashion brands even if a company has no immediate plans to offer products or services in Cuba especially given the global business of counterfeits, thanks in large part to e-commerce.
IP Automator Releases 3 New Apps Designed for Speed
Legal analytics company Lex Machina lauches new applications designed to give intellectual property attorneys instant access to patent, copyright and trademark litigation data.
Trademark Litigation Report Finds $9B in Damages
In its first comprehensive "Trademark Litigation Report," Lex Machina examined key metrics from trademark cases pending from 2009 through the first quarter of 2015, including filings, findings, remedies and damages.
Pop Artist Britto Sues Apple Over Ad Art
Pop artist Romero Britto's company is suing tech giant Apple in Miami federal court, accusing the California company of illegally using Britto's artwork in its marketing campaigns.
An End to Split Over Profit Awards in Trademark Cases?
Michael Pantalony argues that the Second Circuit should rely on recent Supreme Court intellectual property jurisprudence and join the Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Circuits to hold that willfulness is not a condition precedent to an accounting of profits pursuant to Section 35(a) of the Lanham Act, but rather, one of several equitable factors courts should consider.TRENDING STORIES
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