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It is well known that Heat President Pat Riley owns trademark registrations for "Three-Peat" in conjunction with several classes of goods and services.

On February 26, 2025, the United States Supreme Court unanimously held that a prevailing plaintiff in a trademark infringement case may recover profits only from the defendant named as a party to the proceeding...

I have a 8-week old daughter, and she’s generally in good spirits. Like most newborns, however, she usually comes down with a case of the grumps in the evening (i.e., the so-called "witching hour").

Kentucky may soon join the growing number of states that have enacted data privacy legislation. On January 3, 2023, Senator Whitney Westerfield and Senator John Schickel introduced Senate Bill 15...

The new year has just begun and the scam artists, fresh from a holiday break, are poised to use social media and the weaknesses in your data security plan to their advantage.

As this time, it is difficult to determine what the specific provisions of President-Elect Donald J. Trump's tax proposals will be; however, it is important to highlight the types of planning that are not likely to be affected, and therefore could, and should, continue.

As this time, it is difficult to determine what the specific provisions of President-Elect Donald J. Trump's tax proposals will be; however, it is important to highlight the types of planning that are not likely to be affected, and therefore could, and should, continue.

Fraudsters are exploiting publicly available USPTO trademark application data to send sophisticated phishing emails that impersonate federal correspondence and demand participation in fake "mandatory verification appointments." These scams use real application details to pressure trademark applicants into providing payment information and personal data under threat of application abandonment.

The EPA and Army Corps of Engineers have issued a second proposed rule refining the definition of "waters of the United States" (WOTUS), addressing ambiguities raised in over 220,000 public comments. The updated proposal clarifies three critical terms—"relatively permanent," "continuous surface connection," and "perennial"—that determine which water bodies fall under federal jurisdiction.

If you or your company have developed a new technology, filing a patent application is an important step to protect your investment.

On February 1, 2025, President Trump announced that tariffs of 25% will be imposed on goods imported from Mexico and Canada (with the exception of Canadian energy resources...

Effective May 11, 2020, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear issued a Healthy at Work Order based on criteria set by public health experts and advice from industry experts.

As the pandemic begins to ease and everyday life is moving toward normalcy, whatever that may be, the pace of the economy's resurgence, in the words of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, ...

Sometimes we forget that the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure differ from the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure by more than just the numbering scheme that adds two digits to the front of the bankruptcy rules.

The holiday season is upon us! For those of us who have young children, it is crunch time. Our Elf on the Shelf, Chippy, has returned from the North Pole to take up residence in our home.

Hi everyone! You're favorite Trademarkologist-in-training is back! I apologize for not blogging last month but my husband, Chris, and I were at the 2018 Masters Tournament® in Augusta, Georgia!

Trademark law is part of a larger body of law known as "unfair competition law." In the U.S., we really want everyone to be able to compete freely.