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Deep in the recesses of the federal government in a department of which few have heard, is as even lesser-known government agent, who simply goes by "Battle."

The U.S. Trademark Act prohibits registration of marks that disparage, bring into contempt or dispute, or falsely suggest a connection to people, institutions, beliefs and national symbols.

Since becoming a Nashvillian a little over a year ago, I've fallen in love with a new sport: hockey. Hockey fever is infectious and its contraction was almost unavoidable as the Nashville Predators...

Feb 14, 2020: Edit: Today the US PTO surprised everyone with a lovely Valentine. It revised the examination guide to note that applicants represented by counsel may provide

Today, Google's doodle honors Ida B. Wells, the 19th century suffragist and civil rights leader.

On August 28, I posted about a case involving the question whether "google" is a generic term for providing a search engine. Now the good folks at Velcro Companies are fighting the same battle, but they're trying to attack the problem without litigation about whether the name of their product is generic – or possibly to provide ammunition in the event of litigation.

The fact that the average person never pays much attention to typography is the entire objective of the art form.

Here at the Trademarkology blog, we tend to focus on the lighter side of trademark law. We leave the boring stuff to the other trademark blogs (just kidding … sort of).

Georgia's Governor Brian Kemp made no secret that he would push for ambitious tort reform as part of this year's state legislative agenda. Two Senate bills successfully made it through the session and await the Governor's signature.

Complex construction cases are rarely tried to a jury in Kentucky.

As 2015 came to a close, businesses anxiously waited to see if certain tax provisions would be extended.

Over the past few years, developments in artificial intelligence in the form of Large Language Models, or LLMs, have opened many legal doors for pro se litigants – some not to their benefit.

With rising real estate prices many people find themselves facing the prospect of high capital gains taxes when selling property.

In the current hype about venture capital and crowdfunding, it is easy to forget that there are other options to starting a business and reasons not to take these routes too early.

At the end of the 20th century, the international legal community attempted to address increasingly common issues with the use of electronic signatures.

The term "absolute priority rule" does not appear in the Bankruptcy Code. Rather, it is a "creature of law antedating the current Bankruptcy Code." Bank of Am. Nat'l Trust & Sav. Ass'n v. 203 N. LaSalle St. P'ship, 526 U.S. 434, 444 (1999).

On June 1, 2015, in a unanimous decision,* the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Bank of America, N.A. v. Caulkett that debtors in Chapter 7 liquidation bankruptcies cannot void or "strip off" wholly underwater junior mortgages.