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Exercise care when filing a service mark specimen in a trademark application filing. If you sell a bottle of wine and are looking to register […]
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Recently, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office announced that they would be opening field offices in Silicon Valley, Detroit, Denver and Dallas. This is the […]
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Grammy award winning band, The Black Keys, filed copyright infringement lawsuits against Pizza Hut and Home Depot. The band is suing Home Depot and Pizza […]
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After a three year legal battle, a verdict has been reached in the Gucci vs. Guess copyright case. Gucci has been awarded $4.7 million over […]
See MoreTrademark Law School Clinic Certification Pilot Program Expands
The United States Patent and Trademark Office are now accepting admittance to 15 additional schools for the Fall 2012 Trademark Law School Clinic Certification Pilot […]
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Levi Strauss & Co., the inventors of the blue jean, was sued because of its pocket design by a retail chain in North Dakota. The […]
See MoreThe Great iPad Debate
Minor progress has been made in the bitter battle over the use of the iPad trademark between Apple Inc. and Proview Technology. Apple Inc. seems […]
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