Not gurus, but better
Ron ColemanVia my new friend Jonathan Ezor, there’s this, if you haven’t already got a got a copy: The Social Media Guidelines Ethics Guidelines of the Commercial and Litigation Section of…
So, how about those Redskins?
I’ve been writing about the Redskins and the tribulations — and, as it turns out, trials — of their REDSKINS trademarks since long before that first post about that rock…
Talking the Slants talk
@TTABlog This was the result of the best of intentions executed by fine professionals trying to divine their duties in a world gone mad. — Ron Coleman (@RonColeman) December 24,…
Best of LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION®: Nuts to us? Or a “real” Charlie Brown Christmas?
Originally published December 9, 2009. Now a heartwarming tradition of bloggy goodness. Instapundit links to this item about the incredible shrinking Charlie Brown specials — warmly-remembered favorite scenes from the…
THE SLANTS wins
If you haven’t heard, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has ruled and THE SLANTS trademark has won. Section 2(a) has been invalidated with respect to “disparaging” trademarks.…
Grumpy cat. This is huge.
Can Grumpy Cat be protected? Hollywood attorney Marty Singer is trying https://t.co/A34HKRiLPh pic.twitter.com/RIRCkWTEYp — Eriq Gardner (@eriqgardner) December 14, 2015 You need me for this? Ok. Let’s take a swing…
No cheerleading for Varsity Brands
Is copyright going to come to the rescue concerning the acknowledged fashion-design protection gap in U.S. intellectual property protection? Is the Sixth Circuit’s decision in Varsity Brands et al v.…
Webinar on 30(b)(6) depositions – December 8, 2015
It’s not all fun and games, you know. Next week, I’ll be online along with distinguished practitioner Charles H. Allen presenting a Strafford webinar revealing some of the strange and…