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Are slogans like "Lawyers Make Good Lovers" used on t-shirts protected by trademark law? Probably not. A slogan is generally not protectable under trademark law, unless it also serves as a trademark.

Some things are forever. Like diamonds. And Nike. And Kobe Bryant. And Legends (allegedly). Some things are not. Like heroes (allegedly).

Bloomberg reported that Apple lost a $539M jury verdict to Smartflash LLC on Tuesday. The suit is about Smartflash's patents for digital rights management, data storage and access through payment systems.

Back by popular demand: It’s Ken Homa! Prof. Homa was kind enough to share his wisdom with us last week on repackaging, and he’s back to tell a tale of rebranding gone wrong.

That great month-long United States collegiate sports spectacle, the 68 team NCAA BASKETBALL® championship tournament, known as MARCH MADNESS® or THE BIG DANCE® is again upon us.

A Russian pseudo-governmental entity claims that it is the rightful owner of the Stolichnaya trademark and that as a result, U.S. distributors who sell the product are acting in violation of established trademark rights

We also all know Target Corporation, a national retail corporation which operates more 1800 retail stores across the U.S. along with an e-commerce web site...

If you are using a name, word or symbol to sell goods or services, you have a protectable mark.

With Trademarkology declaring this to be "Pork Week," it’s nostalgic for me to salute Fischer Packing Company, a 20th Century icon here in Louisville, Kentucky which is integrally a part of my family history.

Since my colleague Jack Wheat has designated the entire week as "pork week," I have been asked to write on a pig-related theme.

Among the many vexing problems with taxpayers' planning is: What changes will be made in the rules for the tax-favored retirement savings?

In December 2020, Congress signed into law the No Surprises Act (NSA) addressing surprise medical billing.

Colorado has legalized marijuana for medical and recreational use.

Certainly if the marks SLANTS and REDSKINS are disparaging then shouldn't MARIJUANA marks be held to be scandalous or immoral, at least when used in connection with drugs that are illicit in most of the country?

Some types of applications have a more difficult time than others proceeding to registration before the United States Patent and Trademark Office (the "PTO").

On Wednesday, May 14, 2020, the United States Supreme Court unanimously held that the doctrine of defense preclusion does not apply in a case between two parties when the earlier...

My mentor and good friend, Cordell Parvin, has shared some great best practices for contractors—whether talking about bid protests, accidents on the jobsite, or filing a claim.