Ron Coleman on the law affecting brands, the Internet & free speech
Originally posted 2011-09-05 23:50:55. Republished by Blog Post PromoterIt’s here! Jane Coleman on Secondary Trademark Infringement, the free (for now) online (for now) treatise has […]
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Originally posted 2013-07-15 15:43:01. Republished by Blog Post PromoterHere I thought I understood something about the Lanham Act. But wait, there’s more! Did you know this?: […]
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Originally posted 2013-12-31 06:06:27. Republished by Blog Post PromoterFirst published on July 15, 2013. Here I thought I understood something about the Lanham Act. But wait, […]
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Remember the GEICO v. Google case? My former law partner and long-time spouse Jane Coleman does. She’s writing a chapter on secondary trademark infringement liability for […]
Continue reading »Shoes are dropping all over Europe: L’Oreal, the world’s largest cosmetics group, has launched legal action against eBay, alleging the online auctioneer does not do […]
Continue reading »See, we don’t agree with Public Citizen all the time! Read on, via the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF): [EFF] along with Public Citizen and Public […]
Continue reading »Last February Scott Pilutik, an aggressively anti-religion blogger and lawyer, posted this excellent piece about the abuse by the Scientology cult of eBay’s VeRO program, […]
Continue reading »The Second Circuit, unsurprisingly according to most commentators, has affirmed the decision of the Southern District of New York refusing to find eBay liable for […]
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What if they called a conference on secondary liability on the Internet and no one told … well, me? It happens. I mean, that people […]
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From the Overview to the update of Secondary Trademark Infringement by Jane Coleman, which is now complete: Of all the contexts in which secondary liability has […]
Continue reading »From the WSJ Law Blog: A French court today cracked down on counterfeits — and an outlet that sells them — ordering eBay to pay […]
Continue reading »Something about a judge loves a fence, I guess–and not only fences like eBay.
Continue reading »We spill a lot of pixels here blogging about the question of just how transparent, nay ethereal, eBay is as, say, a facilitator of transactions […]
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Reuters reports that the Tiffany trademark suit against eBay is really going to trial. Really! I am sure no one expected this. I certainly didn’t. […]
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