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New benefit for trademark registrants who record marks with U.S. Customs
Effective last week on April 24, 2012, Customs and Border...
Read More >>>Monthly Archives: April 2012
Non-profits have brands and trademarks too
This guest post, by former intern W. Reid Morris (JD, 2012, Howard University School of Law),...
Read More >>>Love it or leave it: ETCH-A-SKETCH
Thanks to a Mitt Romney staffer, ETCH A SKETCH® has been in the news quite a bit lately. The toy has been around since 1960....
Read More >>>A Trademark Lawyer’s Guide to Washington, D.C. – just in time for the 2012 INTA An...
For those visiting Washington, DC for the 2012 INTA annual...
Read More >>>ABA's 2011 Annual Review of IP Law Developments available now
Yours truly helped edit the trademark chapter. The book is...
Read More >>>Slogans make powerful trademarks
Great slogans can make an enormous impact. In some cases they are inexorably tied to a brand. Slogans are powerful because they often convey more...
Read More >>>Arizona law firm sues United States Trademark Registration Office for unfair competition
In a complaint filed last week, Arizona law firm Bateman...
Read More >>>Recent trademark registrations XXXI
Here is another update of recent client registrations from the public records for readers to see real examples of brands and marks which are being...
Read More >>>Titanic trademarks
The Titanic sank 100 years ago from this weekend. Want some “titanic” trademarks? The following are registered with the USPTO [click for USPTO records]: – museum services; museums – Collective membership services indicating membership in a nonprofit...
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