
Editor and Publisher: Stop the new trademark dilution bill
Steve Yahn at Editor and Publisher tries to stir up some interest in what should be — search-term advertising and other flavors of the month... Read more
Ron Coleman on the law affecting brands, the Internet & free speech
Steve Yahn at Editor and Publisher tries to stir up some interest in what should be — search-term advertising and other flavors of the month... Read more
There is a puzzling aspect to much of what emits from U.S. Circuit Court Judge Richard Posner, he of the “strange new respect” earned on... Read more
Check out, and think about, this post by John Welch and, of course, the article he’s writing about, one of whose authors is Barton Beebe,... Read more
First posted December 8, 2009. Poor Starbucks. So much trademark trouble they have! Other trouble, too. And now the people who gave you five-dollar coffee in... Read more
ClickZ News says lawyers are “Giving Up on Web Trademark Infringement”: “Trademark dilution is death by a thousand cuts,” said Joe Dreitler, partner at Frost... Read more
First published February 6, 2013. The TTAB recently ruled, based on internal reasoning that is entirely justifiable, that if you can’t afford to litigate —... Read more
No, not that Juice. He’s got enough trouble already. (And no, not the Juice that has this guy all in a froth either.) I write, rather,... Read more
When you think of the term “the world’s largest whorehouse” — and who among us doesn’t? — do you think of Kentucky? I guess I... Read more
Ah hah! Two of my favorite subjects, like peanut butter and chocolate, in one candy bar: prof amici in @LouisVuitton case argue federal trademark dilution... Read more
First posted on September 9, 2016. Ah hah! Two of my favorite subjects, like peanut butter and chocolate, in one candy bar: prof amici in... Read more
Originally published on March 6, 2016. There is a puzzling aspect to much of what emits from U.S. Circuit Court Judge Richard Posner, he of... Read more
Another trademark dilution claim is sacked by a motion to dismiss in a California District Court. https://t.co/T0edk9ivx9 — Trademark Litigator (@ball_eric) October 6, 2016 Indeed.... Read more
The TTAB recently ruled, based on internal reasoning that is entirely justifiable, that if you can’t afford to litigate — as far as is necessary... Read more
Michael Atkins rounds up “How Courts Have Interpreted the Trademark Dilution Revision Act.” Better him than me, but we all win! Originally posted 2007-10-17 13:21:47.... Read more