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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...
Reducing Dosage; Patentable. Eliminating Dosage; Not Patentable
The Federal Circuit seems to be further confusing the already confused picture on the patenting of...
Head in the Sand or Reasonable Business Practice on Willful Infringement?
Two Texas judges have come to different conclusions as to whether a refusal to read other parties’...
Is the Federal Circuit Cutting Back Early Alice Decisions?
In a case recently decided by the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC), the appeals court appears to announce procedural requirements that may cut down the usefulness of early dismissal motions under the Supreme Court’s landmark Alice Corporation case.
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