Trademarks In The News
Arizona State University Files Seven Metaverse-Related Trademark Applications
Arizona State University files trademarks for NFTs, virtual goods, and metaverse classes—signaling major Web3 plans for education and branding.
Arizona State University files trademarks for NFTs, virtual goods, and metaverse classes—signaling major Web3 plans for education and branding.
Lamar Jackson’s restaurant trademarks—“PLAY ACTION” and “YOU 8 YET?”—offer a great lesson in choosing strong, unique, and enforceable brand names.
Learn about the risks facing trademark and patent rights in Russia, exploring how geopolitical tensions impact intellectual property protections for brands.
Major brands are filing trademarks for virtual goods and metaverse services to expand protection and fight infringement in the next digital frontier.
How the Washington Football Team could use the Paris Convention to hide its new name trademark filing while securing U.S. priority before the big reveal.
Facebook filed its first META trademark the same day as its rebrand, revealing wide-ranging plans for goods and services tied to the metaverse vision.
Grubhub sues Home Chef for declaratory judgment after a logo dispute, seeking court approval that both brands can coexist in the marketplace.
Before announcing the Cleveland Guardians name, the MLB team filed a hidden trademark in Mauritius—using a Paris Convention strategy to stay secret.
The Bucks filed “BUCKS IN 6” just 24 hours before winning the NBA Finals—highlighting a bold trademark move and the value of smart filing strategy.
To display your logo in Gmail and boost email trust, you’ll need trademark registration and DMARC setup. Learn how to authenticate your brand email.
A proposed law (the SHOP SAFE Act) aims to protect consumers from dangerous products being sold by third party sellers on e-commerce platforms like Amazon.
This post provides a frequently updated and comprehensive list of trademark applications for brands associated with non-fungible tokens.