By Doni [email protected] The USPTO will reject an application if the applied for mark is merely a decorative or ornamental feature, because it fails to identify the source of the goods. This refusal for merely ornamental marks is mostly seen in clothing...
Trademark Law in the Supreme Court: Resolving Two Circuit Court Splits – Licenses in Bankruptcy and Damages in Light of Intent
By Wendy [email protected] The Supreme Court will rule on a trademark case it heard during this session regarding trademark licenses in bankruptcy and will soon decide if it will hear another trademark case regarding infringer’s intent when awarding damages....
Fashion and the First Sale Doctrine
By Palak V. Patel [email protected] Copyrights and trademarks have been one of the fastest changing areas of law. While most copyright and trademark law has expanded to provide stronger protection to holders, there is one notable exception. The First Sale Doctrine...
Vol 7: Three Kinds of Useful Information to Send Clients
By Vivek Jayaram [email protected] Everybody appreciates thoughtful information sharing. Now, I’m not talking about material shared by those friends who flood your inbox with regular updates about their company’s progress, their favorite charity, or chain letters...
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