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In an article published in Law.com Harness IP Principal Stephen T. Olson and Associate Colette Verch provide insight on trademark registrations in Québec...

Article from Waller Law.

On October 19, 2017, Partner Dyan Finguerra-DuCharme will be a featured speaker at AIPLA's Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.

Explore how Erewhon transformed from a neighborhood health food store into a globally recognized luxury lifestyle brand, examining the psychology of premium consumer culture, celebrity influence, and the emerging trend of grocery store tourism. The episode also analyzes a significant trademark dispute involving Dean & DeLuca that raises critical questions about protecting and reviving legacy brand identities.

On Thursday, October 8th at 1PM, Yours Truly, The TTABlogger, will venture into the virtual wilderness of Ohio to present a webinar entitled "Meanwhile, Back at the TTAB,"...

On November 24, 2020, the U.S. government's National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center (IPR Center) and Amazon announced a joint effort to address counterfeit goods entering...

On Monday, March 17, 2020, the USPTO issued a release stating:

Starting today, individuals or entities applying for marks in connection with COVID-19-related goods will be able to obtain prioritized examination of their applications

As fashion week begins in New York, the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit issued an important ruling.

Partner Rick McKenna was a speaker at the INTA Design Protection Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark.

"What is being offered for sale?" is the fundamental question the TTAB asks in determining whether subject matter is "goods in trade" and is therefore eligible for trademark protection.

Last summer, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) invited "stakeholders to submit written comments" related to Section 101 patent eligibility, ...

The CAFC gave this applicant the boot in its appeal from the TTAB's decision affirming a Section 2(e)(2) geographical descriptiveness refusal of PARMA COFFEE for, inter alia...

Brian Darville and Yuki Onoe co-authored the article "B&B Hardware Revisited: Issue Preclusion and Claim Preclusion Based on TTAB Judgments," featured in the LES Japan News June 2021 edition.

This doctrine essentially says that you shouldn't be sued for simply describing something, even though another party might take offense or believe that their intellectual property rights have been affected as a result.

Slavick’s piece reviews procedural rulings that led up to the TTAB’s dismissal of Skincode AG v. Skin Concept AG.

Benihana is fighting to prevent a Mississippi rapper from registering the trademark "Benny Hunna" for entertainment services before the judicial brand of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

In 2016, Beyoncé filed suit against Feyoncé, a merchandise and apparel line for engaged couples, claiming the FEYONCÉ brand infringes Beyoncé's rights in her name.