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The Applicant filed for MARSHLAND for FABRIC sold as an integral component of finished clothing items. The TTAB refused registration based on MARSHLANDER for rain coats and other rain resistant clothing items.

On November 9, 2018, in Arista Networks, Inc. v. Cisco Systems, Inc., the Federal Circuit held that assignor estoppel does not apply in inter partes review (IPR) proceedings.

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

The Ms. Teresea H. Earnhardt v. Bobby Dale Earnhardt LLC case is also interesting because it is a great example of how to maintain one's famous name as a trademark after one dies.

For years the marijuana industry was an underground business, posing little threat to trademarks. But the recent ‘green explosion' means that trademark owners must enforce their rights

A California mother and her son have filed a class action lawsuit against Apple in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, in San Jose

On January 19, 2018, Maryland House Bill 283 was introduced by Republican Delegate Robin Grammer.

Opening a rock climbing gym can be a huge, but inspiring endeavor. Designing walls and flooring and engaging contractors to perform the build out.

As noted in our prior blog post, the Department of Justice's ("DOJ") Office of Legal Counsel ("OLC"), in a controversial move, recently released an opinion overturning its 2011 interpretation

An open letter signed by 16 international gambling regulators, which includes the Washington State Gambling Commission, stated they are "increasingly concerned with the risks being posed by the blurring of lines ..."

In November of 2016, the Federal Circuit upheld a district court's invalidation of Affinity Lab's Patent No. 7,970,379 ("the ‘379 Patent), which was directed to a method and system for streaming regional broadcast signals to cellular telephones located outside the region served by the regional broadcaster.

Denver voters recently passed a ballot measure, Initiative 300, also known as the Denver Green Roof Initiative, that has many developers and real estate owners seeing red.

Businesses small and large have been impacted in myriad ways by the COVID-19 crisis but some businesses have responded by reinventing themselves

Two months into the implementation of the GDPR, we thought it might be an appropriate time to provide comment on our experiences in the UDRP enforcement arena.

On Wednesday, the Arizona Corporation Commission voted to close its docket on electricity deregulation, based on concerns over the constitutionality of a deregulated electricity market in Arizona.

On Friday, July 9th, the White House issued an Executive Order on ‘Promoting Competition in the American Economy'.

A recent New York Times article ("Windmill and Solar Panels, or Nuclear Reactors", NY Times, 11/14/16) highlights what could be an interesting dilemma for both developing and industrialized nations seeking to de-carbonize in tandem with the Paris Accord.