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After a bit of a blogging hiatus, I'm back! I was admittedly experiencing bloggers block, but quickly snapped out of it upon receipt of this lead feed from a friend that involved a little foodie research.

On June 30, 2020, the Supreme Court decided United States Patent and Trademark Office v. Booking.com B.V., Case No. 19-46, 589 U.S. held, with only one dissent, that it is possible for a domain name comprised of a generic term appended by ".com" to qualify for federal trademark registration.

So says today’s Supreme Court decision in Hana Financial, Inc. v. Hana Bank later this term.

Last week, queen blogger Mari-Elise Taube wrote about Melissa Lay and her social media battle with Target over its sale of the #Merica tank top.

Recently, you may have heard the news about Tom Brady, a somewhat well-known quarterback in the professional sport of American football.

For the first time in history, the U.S. Supreme Court held that courts should give preclusive effect to administrative decisions issued by the TTAB in trademark matters if the ordinary elements of issue preclusion are met.

Yes. I watched the Apple live event yesterday. Yes. I followed it up by re-watching Steve Jobs announce the first iPhone in 2007.

Research shows that the color of a product significantly influences consumer behaviour.

Welcome to 2017! With a new year, comes new resolutions – often promises of being healthier and generally vowing to be better. While I was on a plane on Monday, a millennial guy seated next to me was writing out his list of new year's resolutions.

Based on Donald Trump's trademark filings, one might surmise that Trump has been warming up for a run for the presidency for years now.

Yesterday, I received a nice email from Uber announcing that it had turned 5 years old. As I was looking at the origins and history of the company this evening, I came across an odd lawsuit recently filed against Uber.

A trial over a trademark dispute relating to an unlicensed online retailer's sale of apparel and other merchandise bearing historic or retro logos and images of universities has concluded.

US Customs and Border Protection authorities recently seized nearly 200 counterfeit Luxury Hermès Birkin handbags during a raid in Georgia.

On January 10, 2024, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) released Guidelines for Assessing Enablement in Utility Applications and Patents in View of the Supreme Court...

Are Apple and Swatch on a trademark collision course? Some think so, but some think different(ly). We will see in time.

Sorry, the answer has nothing to do with Arkansas. The answer is: they are both nauseatingly ripe for puns.

Laws that prevent trademark infringement are primarily consumer protection statutes.