Trademark purgatory is what happens when a person’s actual use application is held up and prevented from being registered due to another person’s intent to use application.
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Would you like a FREE lunch while learning some great legal tips from two ladies who own their own law firms?
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The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (“ACTA”) is similar to the whack-a-mole counterfeiters it purports to fight; it just keeps randomly popping up everywhere.
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Penney’s informed Hudson + Broad that they “had sourced the custom-designed proprietary fixtures elsewhere.”
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I am so happy to share this post with all of you today. In what is probably one of the proudest moments of my life, an article I served as a research assistant on was just published by the Cardozo Law Review.
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I found the the title of the symposium alone to be very intriguing because it is the most basic, fundamental and clear definition of what fashion really is: a combination of art and commerce.
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