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All things in moderation

Ron Coleman May 17, 2022 0 Comments

https://twitter.com/RonColeman/status/1526327154371354629?s=20&t=dBrIlhxxXt5t4TrCvhomQQ

Law Practice and Profession

Everything you ever wanted to know about lawyers*

Ron Coleman Mar 5, 2021 4 Comments

What do lawyers like LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION blogger Ron Coleman do all day? Well, let's start with document review. A lot of it.

Law Practice and Profession

Judging the ABA

Ron Coleman Nov 6, 2019 0 Comments

The ABA, like most national organizations of its kind, has evolved to serve the preferences of those at the organization's power nodes who are at once most activist and least…

Law Practice and Profession

Social media guidelines for lawyers from the NYSBA

Ron Coleman Nov 4, 2019 0 Comments

You've heard about the new NYSBA Social Media Ethics Guidelines, right? Hear more about it at the @nyipla one-day seminar on Nov. 13th

Law Practice and Profession

Will Weed Killer Give You Cancer?

Brian Wallace Feb 12, 2019 0 Comments

In January 2016, career California school groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson took legal action against the Monsanto company. Alleging his 2014 diagnosis of non-Hodgkins lymphoma was a result of his prolonged use…

Law Practice and Profession

INTA does the right thing

Ron Coleman Aug 3, 2017 0 Comments

I’m glad I got my grumbling in before this hit my inbox: The International Trademark Association (INTA) is pleased to announce the launch of its Pro Bono Trademark Clearinghouse. An…

Law Practice and Profession

Women, IP law and the panel-gender quota count

Ron Coleman Jul 14, 2017 0 Comments

It started with a bit of typical Internet snark between lawyer-mindfulness guru Jeena Cho and your snarky blogger: Go figure: It ended up being a very interesting discussion, if not…

Law Practice and Profession

The United States Supreme Court

Ron Coleman Jan 17, 2017 0 Comments

We got a little tour of the U.S. Supreme Court building ahead of our argument in Lee v. Tam tomorrow, January 18, 2016. I was allowed to take pictures so…

Law Practice and Profession

Not gurus, but better

Ron Coleman Dec 31, 2015 0 Comments

Via 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…

Law Practice and Profession

Webinar on 30(b)(6) depositions – December 8, 2015

Ron Coleman Dec 1, 2015 0 Comments

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…

Law Practice and Profession

Linked for eternity

Scott Simon Mar 24, 2015 0 Comments

When Goetz Fitzpatrick‘s Scott D. Simon circulated news about a new service that manages the problem of citations to hyperlinks that may or may not exist in the future, I…

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Kane on Trademark Law – 6th Edition

Ron Coleman Oct 6, 2014 0 Comments

I’m biased in reviewing the 6th edition of the only comprehensive single-volume — Well, there you go. Bias number one: As far as I can tell, Siegrun Kane’s Kane on…

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Defending the trademark infringement defendant

Ron Coleman Jul 16, 2014 0 Comments

It’s an art, not a science — like all litigation — and despite the best advice, well… there are some things, many of them in robes, you just can’t account…

Law Practice and Profession

Best of 2013: It’s fun to stay at the U-N-T-A!

Ron Coleman Dec 27, 2013 0 Comments

First published May 19, 2013. Last year there was much Strum und Drang here about INTA — sorry, I mean The I-N-T-A!, which stands for International Trademark Association! (now there’s…

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The question of whether consumers are likely to be confused is the signal inquiry that determines if a trademark infringement claim is valid. I write here about trademark law, copyright law, brands, free speech (mostly as it relates to the Internet and social media). That may sound like a lot, but it's just a blog.

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