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With apologies to James Taranto — this is what came up on my Google alert for trademark news tonight: Analysts: iPhone Trademark Dispute Likely To... Read more
Lawyer Ron Coleman on brands, the Internet & free speech
With apologies to James Taranto — this is what came up on my Google alert for trademark news tonight: Analysts: iPhone Trademark Dispute Likely To... Read more
"Judge Roberts, I remember Sputnik. I knew Sputnik. Sputnik was a friend of mine. Judge Roberts, the respondent’s system is no Sputnik." Read more
Newly discovered evidence [according to a court filing] “proves conclusively that Happy Birthday has been in the public domain since no later than 1922.” At... Read more
The Tata Group put out this press release about a trademark decision that some people seem to think is funny. It is evidently connected with... Read more
But then again, too few to mention. The problem, of course, is someone else mentioning them. Google says it has the solution: When you enable... Read more
First posted on February 4, 2011. Or, perhaps, the companies that hire them. Let’s see if we can find all seven in this highly effective... Read more
Thread. First time I’ve shown up at the @INTA host city so early. Turns out I’ve missed the local celebrations marking our arrival. #INTA17 pic.twitter.com/8uiDUt9Rwu... Read more
That’s why I charge so much to people who want to read my blog https://t.co/cwwgXGcVwG — Likelihood ®© Blog (@likely2confuse) July 26, 2018 Originally posted... Read more
Instapundit is rife with gag guides to law school, and some serious ones, too. Been there. Done that — in this 1992 article called “Welcome... Read more
.@likely2confuse, please rant for me, you do it better: Texas Guards Its Slogans http://t.co/W6Eq0xAFLq via @TrademarkBlog — Pamela Chestek (@pchestek) September 14, 2013 From time... Read more
Yehuda, an Israeli blogger who blogs on board games and gaming, presents the Lanham Act in verse. A taste: If you own a mark that’s... Read more