Ryan George goes shopping on Amazon
The Internet was supposed to make brand differentiation and consumer choice… tight.
Lawyer Ron Coleman on brands, the Internet & free speech
The Internet was supposed to make brand differentiation and consumer choice… tight.
Tyler Hall writes: I received an interesting follow up to my previous post about trademarks and promotional goods. The response touched on some questions regarding the foundations of trademark law…
I don’t watch a lot of TV — don’t even have one, actually. And I only raise the topic because that is my excuse for missing this epochal commercial riffing…
Originally posted on June 5, 2012, this may be the best post of all of 2012, and maybe ever, on LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® or any other blog. Okay, on LIKELIHOOD…
Bates numbering, that is. As a litigator, I’ve been living with Bates-numbering, or Bates-stamping, for over 20 years. (I’m not the only one!) I have manually stamped documents using a…
Okay, so I thought I had accomplished something by snagging a registration for the concept at the heart of trademark protection — why, LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® of course! This, however,…
TM Branding Cap, with yet another roundup feature!