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Bend clothing company battles Under Armour over trademark Bend Bulletin Two years ago when Diana and Alex Short decided they wanted to launch an outdoor clothing company in Bend, little did they realize they’d become embroiled …
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March Madness Or Strong Defense: NCAA Opposes Company’s ‘March Mulligans’ Trademark Forbes “March Mulligans” is facing a lawsuit over alleged trademark infringement over similarities to the NCAA tournament.
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Olivia Jade’s Rejected Trademark Application Offers Lessons For Entrepreneurs Forbes While the entertainment media is delighting in rejection of “Olivia Jade” trademark applications based upon “poor punctuation,” among other things, there are …
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A historic Liu Kang trademark makes its return in Mortal Kombat 11 and it looks better than ever EventHubs The latest Mortal Kombat 11 Kombat Kast ran its course yesterday bringing us in-depth breakdowns of three of the most recently announced characters for the …
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Why name of goods or services not good choice for trademark The Lawyer’s Daily An important limitation relating to registering and protecting trademarks is the prohibition relating to registering the name of the goods or *service* in issue.
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Change.org responds to The Independent Group new name, IPOS GI registry, and delays at IP Australia: news digest World Trademark Review Every Tuesday and Friday, WTR presents a round-up of news, developments and insights from across the trademark sphere. In our latest edition, we look at …
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Fourth Circuit Addresses Genericness of “.Com” Trademarks The National Law Review Fourth cir held in Booking.com B.V. v. The United States Patent and Trademark Office that booking.com wasn’t generic and patent protections were available to …
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EU General Court stamps out Converse trademark appeal World Intellectual Property Review American shoe company Converse has failed to convince the EU General Court that its trademark should not be invalidated.
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Cardi B Didn’t Invent ‘Okurrr,’ but That Might Not Matter to a Trademark Judge The Atlantic The rapper is looking to protect a phrase she made popular, though not for the reason one might think.
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Basketball Hall Of Fame Puts Full Court Press On Restaurant Using Naismith Name The Sports Biz The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame filed suit for trademark infringement, dilution and unfair competition on March 28.
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