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Here’s your trademark trivia for the day: THE GAP trademark registration is 42 years old!

And here's your trademark trivia for the day: San Diego Chargers helmet logo registered as trademark on this day in 1978.

John L. Welch's article titled "TTAB reverses refusal to register Starbucks' green circle on white cup, but green circle alone lacks acquired distinctiveness" ...

Many brand owners take the trouble to mark each individual product with a unique bar code or serial number.

The U.S. Supreme Court today, without comment, refused the Redskins' Petition to join the SLANTS case challenging the U.S. Trademark Office's ban on "offensive" trademarks.

As we reported to you last September, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear the case involving the constitutionality of the provisions of the Lanham Act...

On March 31, 2020, the USPTO announced that it is permitting applicants, for delays that are based on the ongoing COVID-19 emergency in the United States

In fact, just this past July, the USPTO updated the TMEP to ensure it remains up to date with current acts, statutes, and laws.

On April 29, 2025, the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) released its 2025 Special 301 Report as the result of an annual review on the adequacy and effectiveness of intellectual property...

Congratulations to our client Vayyar Imaging for completing a $109 million financing round, bringing the capital raised by the company to $188 million.

Every day, companies unknowingly give up intellectual property and trade secrets which they could have otherwise protected with simple processes.

An article authored by Robert Maldonado titled "Why the INFORM Consumers Act May Present Challenges for Schedule A Cases" was published in World Trademark Review. While the INFORM Consumers Act...

In 1990, Congress passed the Copyright Remedy Clarification Act ("CRCA"), and in 1992 passed the Trademark Remedy Clarification Act ("TRCA") and the Patent and Plant Variety Protection Remedy Clarification Act.

In this episode of Williams Mullen Manufacturing Edge, Intellectual Property Partner Rick Matthews identifies the benefits and limitations of patents, copyrights, trademarks...

As the March Madness season kicks into full gear, organizations throughout the country will be seeking to capitalize upon the energy created by college basketball to host events and promotions.

How it started, its programming and networking objectives, and its value to women lawyers careers in IP law.