In this issue, we discuss common mistakes in branding, the reporting requirements for the new Corporate Transparency Act, strategies for in-house counsel to defend against patent trolls, and the risks of demand letters as demonstrated by the Jack Daniel’s litigation.
Read MoreMuch has already been written about the Supreme Court’s holding in the trademark dispute between Jack Daniel’s and VIP Products regarding the “Bad Spaniels” dog toy that VIP began selling back in 2014. Read this article for key takeaways and observations on the case
Read MoreEagles file for trademark BROTHERLY SHOVE and third party follows with own trademark claiming use 8 days later.
Read MoreTrademark enforcement protection of a brand involves registration, continuous use, monitoring, and other safety protocols.
Read MoreHermès gets a win in trademark infringement lawsuit against Rothschild MetaBirkin NFTs.
Read MoreBuc-ee’s® sues Buckys for trademark infringement.
Read MoreAfter years of a legal battle, Tiffany and Costco settle their trademark infringement dispute.
Read MoreKlemchuk LLP blog posts that made the Texas Bar Today “Top 10 Blog Posts” in December 2020.
Read MoreRecent opinion by Fifth Circuit provides clarification on likelihood of confusion analysis, a key analysis common to all trademark, service mark, and trade dress infringement claims.
Read MoreRecent changes to the Korean Trademark Act and the new Design Protection Act, together, allow for the possibility of obtaining treble damages in certain trademark infringement claims.
Read MoreThe purchase of competitor marks in PPC advertising is common, and to win a case of trademark infringement is often difficult. In the Northern District of Texas, the judge gave guidance on elements to plead to win in such cases.
Read MoreWith the reemergence of Wonder Woman in popular media, Texas hamburger chain Whataburger has found itself embroiled in a potential trademark dispute with DC Comics over the ubiquitous “W” logo.
Read MoreClassixx v H&M: Los Angeles based electronic dance duo Classixx starts a trademark battle with clothing giant H&M. Blog authored by Klemchuk LLP, a trademark litigation law firm.
Read MoreSecondary liability in the trademark context is a judicially created doctrine that has evolved, and continues to evolve, through case law over the last century. Read for a through discussion of vicarious and secondary trademark liability, including online marketplace, affiliate marketers, search engine companies, internet websites, and internet search providers
Read MoreWimo Labs seeks to recoup losses allegedly incurred by eBay online counterfeit sales of product. Blog authored by IP firm Klemchuk LLP
Read MoreAs the Chicago Cubs fight for the World Series title, they have started a legal battle for their brand. Blog authored by IP firm Klemchuk LLP
Read MoreUnder Armour goes after Puppy Armour’s athletic wear for canines for trademark infringement. Blog authored by IP law firm Klemchuk LLP.
Read MoreThough Land Rover Defender series will no longer be produced, Jaguar opposes Bombardier’s use of Defender Mark. Blog authored by Klemchuk LLP
Read MoreDallas Cowboys oppose Prichard Cowboys & Design trademark application as confusingly similar to Cowboys' marks. Bog authored by Klemchuk LLP.
Read MoreAtari has gone before the USPTO in defense of the game title "Haunted House."
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