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The intersection of trademark law and creative expression continues to evolve, most recently in Haas Automation, Inc. v. Guenther Steiner and Ten Speed Press, 2024 WL 4440914 (C.D. Cal. September 25, 2024).

Here’s your weekly roundup of stories in the world of trademarks:

Here’s your weekly roundup of stories in the world of trademarks:

Mari-Elise applied her fashion expertise to the Skechers GO WALK and the Fila AMAZEN MEMORY MOC.

Here’s your weekly roundup of stories in the world of trademarks.

Here’s your weekly roundup of stories in the world of trademarks:

Here’s your weekly roundup of stories in the world of trademarks.

And here's your trademark trivia: ALASKA AIRLINES trademark registration is 25 years old!

Partner Richard Levy, Jr. will be a panelist at Trademarks In Bankruptcy: The Supreme Court Finally Speaks.

The Wall Street Journal article linked below highlights the continuing peril in ignoring the Chinese market in the early stages of brand development.

In a precedential decision, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board sustained a petition filed by City National Bank to cancel a registration for the trademark TREASURYNET owned by OPGI Management GP Inc./Gestion OPGI Inc.

Michael Leonard and Christopher D. Olszyk, Jr. handled the case for Montussan Apertifs SAS.

One of the refusals was reversed.

Uber is seeking to hire a trademark paralegal for its San Francisco Office.

"When I was 17, it was a very good year." At least for the TTABlog. Let's hope this coming year is better for everyone. The blog debuted on November 8, 2004, with a post entitled "Leo Stoller Loses Again.

On July 1, 2014, the Supreme Court granted the petition. The parties will now file merits briefs, with Petitioner's brief due August 15, 2014.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) recently enacted a rule change that will impact all trademark applications filed nationally in the United States (rather than through the Madrid Protocol).

This video explains "Expungement" and "Re-examination"—the two new procedures for US trademark registrations to be cancelled due to non-use—and explores USPTO's process for implementing them.