Intellectual Property Law
Protecting Your Most Important Asset: Why Trademark Registration Matters
What would you do with an asset with an almost infinite lifespan that symbolizes your company to your customers? And…
Read MoreElevating Your Brand: Insights from Bridgerton’s Licensing Success
When Bridgerton returns, its influence won’t be confined to the small screen. Now, thanks to a licensing arrangement with Ruggables,…
Read MoreNavigating Trademark Complexities: Meta’s Brazilian Setback
Meta Platforms Inc., the behemoth that owns Facebook, Instagram, Threads and others, recently faced a court in Brazil that prohibited…
Read More5 Things to Know About Hiring a Litigator
Did you get sued for the first time? Then you’ve got litigation on your hands. Litigation is just another word…
Read MoreLights, Camera, Trademark: The Unsung Heroes of the Oscars
Oscar night is the most glamorous night in Hollywood. The red carpet. The gold statuettes. The gowns. The tuxedos. The…
Read MoreTrademark Use in the U.S.
Demystifying What Constitutes an Acceptable Specimen of Use Evidence of use is, in most circumstances, essential to securing and maintaining…
Read MoreCan Your Trademarks Come Out and Play?
Trademarks at the NFL’s Biggest Game The recent Super Bowl was a hard-fought, nail-biter of a game between the Kansas…
Read MoreUpcycling, Customization, and Trademark Infringement
Can Upcycling or Customization Land You in Court? With its potential environmental and sustainability benefits, upcycling is a popular trend.…
Read MoreLaughing in the Face of Copyright: The Unsettling Case of AI-Generated Comedy and Digital Immortality
George Carlin had quite the career. His seven dirty words routine was the centerpiece of litigation about the government’s power…
Read MoreRecipes, Trademarks and Décor
Feasting on the Lessons of Il Mulino’s Intellectual Property Battle When thinking about restaurants, most people think of a savory…
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