Lawyers in action
Engadget reports that UniquePhones’s iPhone unlock release has been impeded by lawyers doing their jobs. They can slow it, but they surely can’t stop it.... Read more
Category: LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION®
Insight Into the Google IP Beat
My old firm Pitney Hardin has a neat analysis of how the Google patent just might help you figure out how Google works. I said... Read more
Copy-resistant “Intellectual Property Colloquium”
Here’s another new way to get CLE credit from your computer: Doug Lichtman, a UCLA law professor, has put together the Intellectual Property Colloquium, a... Read more
The 2006 Weblog Awards: Best Law Blog
Vote here if you like that sort of thing! LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION? Ah. Yes. Well. Uh, no, we’re not nominated. But it’s an honor just... Read more
Dembot: Why do Video Platforms Fail?
A blog called Dembot asks the obvious question –Why isn’t the Internet a TV plus a movie theater already, only better? — and posits TOP... Read more
Thanks, Thomson!
Thomson CompuMark’s home page lists this blog among a cozy coterie of worthy trademark resources. “Legal News and Perspective,” they call it. Thank you, Thomson.... Read more
Nothing personal
I try to post just about every day, but thank God we’ve had a whirlwind of heavy-deadline litigation work the last couple of weeks —... Read more
Verizon: We got rights!
Instapundit: “This is audacious lawyering.” Best kind! Originally posted 2007-05-08 21:05:28. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Read more
Assymetric cultural warfare
I write about the unexamined, seedier side of the end of media elites on Dean’s World. Originally posted 2006-10-05 00:12:36. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Read more
Lots of law
Via Boing Boing, what seems like a significant announcement for lawyers and other living things not employed by large firms: Public.Resource.Org and Fastcase, Inc. announced... Read more
Not much hope for “Famous Marks” in the Empire State
The TTABlog reports that the New York [State] Court of Appeals, on certification from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit (don’t confuse... Read more
None dare oppose me
Click for a better view: Okay, well, I asked Marty Schwimmer and he says maybe he’ll oppose on the ground that it’s descriptive of my... Read more
Free speech and anonymity on the Internet
Discussed here. Originally posted 2007-03-16 18:11:09. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Read more
Underwriting by untermenschen
Chubb recently refused to insure a New Jersey law firm because it has a blog. This is not surprising. What’s largely going on, I can... Read more