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Partner Dyan Finguerra-DuCharme, Co-Chair of Pryor Cashman's Trademark Group, recently discussed a recent uptick in trademark cases initiated by German company Emoji Co.

Pryor Cashman Partner Dyan Finguerra-DuCharme, co-chair of the firm's Trademark Group, talked to Bloomberg Law about the history of trademark dilution in the context of recent IP lawsuits filed by Jack Daniel's and Christian Dior.

Laerdal appealed, and the Federal Circuit has now reversed.

The Eastern District of Virginia recently opined on the issue of standing to sue under Sections 14(3) and 43(a) of the Lanham Act and reversed the TTAB’s decision cancelling Belmora’s FLANAX mark.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) allows a Request for Continued Examination (RCE) to be filed with a request to suspend processing of the RCE for up to 3 months, in accordance with 37 CFR 1.103(c).

Yours Truly will present a webinar on recent TTAB developments on September 26th from 12 to 1 PM EST

At the recent ICANN 61 meeting in San Juan, it became clear that a resolution to this issue will not be imminent.

The TTAB has announced a number of changes to the Trademark Rules of Practice, to take effect on January 14, 2017. The new rules will apply to all proceedings that are pending on, or filed after, that date.

During the general government shutdown that began October 1, 2013, the United States Patent and Trademark Office will remain open, using prior year reserve fee collections to operate as usual for approximately four weeks.

Legal protection for individuals' rights of publicity continues to grow, even when the individual in question has died.

In a precedential decision, the TTAB weighed in on what qualifies as a "good faith effort" to resolve a discovery dispute.

Once upon a time, all trademark filings were done on paper and via the U.S. Mail.

Recently, we wrote about a Chicago-area furniture retailer Darvin Furniture & Mattress suing e-commerce company Wayfair for using the "Darvin" trademark on Wayfair's websites...

Kim Kardashian West's fragrance company, KKW Fragrance LLC, is the target of a reverse confusion trademark infringement suit launched by Chicago-based mobile marketing company, Vibes Media, LLC.

Unlike in most countries, in the United States trademark registrations are supposed to reflect marks actually in use in commerce.

A jury in the Southern District of New York entered a verdict in favor of brand owners in a hotly contested and much watched case: Hermès v. Rothschild. Brand owners...

The intellectual property (IP) landscape is always evolving and provides a wealth of topics that impact business strategies, competition and operations.

How can another entity's use of infringing marks abroad infringe your rights in the United States.