
Judicial Canuck Stooges Spit in Uncle Sam’s, Barbie’s Eyes
Originally posted 2014-03-19 13:12:24. Republished by Blog Post Promoter A “New York judge ruled that Mattel ha[s] no jurisdiction in Canada and that [the] owner […]
Continue reading »Ron Coleman on the law affecting brands, the Internet & free speech
Originally posted 2014-03-19 13:12:24. Republished by Blog Post Promoter A “New York judge ruled that Mattel ha[s] no jurisdiction in Canada and that [the] owner […]
Continue reading »Originally posted 2015-09-01 16:00:09. Republished by Blog Post PromoterEveryone knows about copyright preemption. How about trademarks? Pamela Chestak has a great post that explains why […]
Continue reading »Originally posted 2013-11-14 14:25:39. Republished by Blog Post PromoterI’m in pretty deep in a jury trial — no, not an IP case; more like an […]
Continue reading »There really is still such a thing as personal jurisdiction — and its absence — even in the Internet age, reports Evan Brown: Last year […]
Continue reading »Marty Schwimmer: IDEA v PETA (SDNY August 298 2009): Plaintiff, no doubt aware that statutory damages are only available for post-registration copyright infringements that are […]
Continue reading »Evan Brown: “Behold the power of in rem actions“: In rem actions over domain names are powerful tools. A trademark owner can undertake these actions […]
Continue reading »This was first posted on April 29, 2009: William Lozito at Name Wire writes about a counterfeiting double-cross, or is it triple-cross or something more?, […]
Continue reading »In the New York Law Journal (subscription required): As a practical matter, most jurisdictional analysis in the Internet context focuses on specific jurisdiction. A “Web […]
Continue reading »Overlawyered follows the continued adventures of media avenger attorney Jack Thompson who is acheiving cult-like notoriety among the very segments he seeks to protect: Jack […]
Continue reading »The Jews take a worldwide day off from eating, and what happens when they sit down and pick up their forks and knives to dig […]
Continue reading »LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® has recently run up against the following issue in litigation and welcomes views from the house. We think we’re on the right […]
Continue reading »How can a statute of limitations for copyright infringement bar a state law claim for an accounting of profits between co-authors brought under diversity jurisdiction? […]
Continue reading »Evan Brown reports about National Federation of the Blind v. Target Corporation, a suit brought against Target in a California federal court claiming that Target’s […]
Continue reading »This is an important decision, called Heidle v. The Prospect Reef Resort, Ltd. and reported by the fine Internet Cases website. Read Evan Brown’s treatment. […]
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