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If you're like me, you love a good salty or sweet snack, right? And, no judgment here, but there are those who also enjoy "recreational" products as well.

I previously explained how the franchising experience of one of my favorite fast casual dining options provides valuable trademark lessons to start-ups.

Like many athletic girls who grew up in the 80's and 90's, Pat Summitt was my hero. She was legendary in my family.

In the spirit of Halloween, this post will be about the ghostly subject of phantom marks.

In a case of first impression, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (the "TTAB") decided that a licensee...

'Tis the season for the mainstream media to wax nostalgically over the past year's memorable events.

I was reading an article in Wired about the secret in Silly String tonight and it got me thinking about leveraging patents into other types of intellectual property.

Followers of this blog and classic rock fans everywhere with a keen interest in the nuances of copyright infringement will recall that Led Zeppelin is being sued by the band Spirit for copyright infringement based on Zeppelin's immortal song which Spirit alleges lifted portions from its guitar instrumental, Taurus.

Thoth Technology, Inc., just received a patent for its heavenly elevator. Well, not quite, but an elevator 12 miles tall certainly gives the Tower of Babel a run for its money.

The Supreme Court has clarified how an appellate court should review the trial court’s determination of what patent claims mean.

In a majority opinion authored by Chief Justice Roberts in Impression Products, Inc. v. Lexmark International, Inc., the Supreme Court in a nearly unanimous opinion held "that a patentee's...

Justice Kagan wrote this blog post for me; I just copied all the puns and quips from yesterday's Supreme Court decision refusing to enforce royalties after patent expiration.

Over the past few days, as I spent time with my sister and her husband, I realized that new parenthood opens the door to a whole new world of brands, and that brands marketing to new parents have some advantages and disadvantages in building up goodwill with new consumers.

Can a name, even a famous politician’s name, serve as a trademark?

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, Lucasfilm filed an opposition to Walton Street Brewing Corp.’s application to register the mark EMPIRE STRIKES BOCK for ale and beer.

THE PROCESS of Joel Embiid's Trademarks

Patent infringement litigation is expensive, and the cost of that litigation can make or break a company.