Brands, cancel culture & disparaging trademarks
Cancel culture proves that disparaging trademarks go away by themselves
Lawyer Ron Coleman on brands, the Internet & free speech
Cancel culture proves that disparaging trademarks go away by themselves
I’m here now for tomorrow’s McCarthy Institute and Microsoft Corporation Symposium, “Trademark Law and Its Challenges 2017” at the Amazon Corporate Conference Center. My panel looks like this: 9:50AM-11:00AM Trademark…
I’d promised I’d wait on this, but I couldn’t, and you’ll see why. Here’s my take on today’s Supreme Court decision in B&B Hardware v. Hargis Industries Inc., which —…
Everybody can have an IP blog. But hardly anybody, it seems, is prepared to do the work required to blog. I refer now to the decision in The Slants case,…
Oh, to be a hip, Jewish intellectual… property owner. Stick with me here. A while back I was following the story of the PTO’s refusal to register the mark NIGGA.…
Originally published on September 21, 2009. Oh, to be a hip, Jewish intellectual… property owner. Stick with me here. A while back I was following the story of the PTO’s…