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Trademark Law and Protection Against Price Gouging
COVID-19 has led to a significant rise in price gouging and deceptive advertising putting...
IP in the Time of COVID-19
COVID-19 has turned nearly every aspect of American life and business upside down. Concern for...
Is BREXIT Signaling More Unraveling on the European Patent Scene?
Ever since the BREXIT process began, IP lawyers, and businesses with European IP interests have...
When is “use in commerce” not “use in commerce” for the Trademark Act?
A recent decision from the federal district court in Delaware highlights an important difference between trademark registrations and trademark infringement, potentially giving trademark holders a step ahead in enforcement (read it here).
Does “.com” Transform an Otherwise Generic Trademark?
The U.S. Supreme Court doesn’t take an awful lot of trademark issues, but they will this year, and...
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