Trademarks In The News
How Under Armour Kept the Joel Embiid Logo Secret
Prior to the announcement of the new Joel Embiid sneaker line with Under Armour, the sportswear company had been trying to keep the new brand and logo secret
Prior to the announcement of the new Joel Embiid sneaker line with Under Armour, the sportswear company had been trying to keep the new brand and logo secret
The New York Islanders filed trademark applications for "THE BANK" and "FROM THE BARN TO THE BANK" following a deal for the naming rights of their new arena.
The holding company for Donald Trump’s business-related trademarks, DTTM Operations, LLC, has filed a new trademark application for “TELERALLY.”
The U.S. Supreme Court recently held that the addition of “.COM” to a generic word could function as a protectable trademark.
The USPTO launched a COVID-19 expedited trademark program for FDA-regulated products and services, allowing faster review for qualifying applications.
Kanye West’s company, Yeezy, LLC, filed two new trademark applications for clothing brands on June 26.
Puma has filed a “notice of opposition” against Nike’s trademark application for “FOOTWARE” on grounds that the mark too descriptive.
5B Artists + Media, the management company for popular rock and metal bands, has filed 3 trademark applications for “ROCK AGAINST RACISM" for concert tours.
Philonise Floyd, the brother of George Floyd, has filed a trademark application for “THE GEORGE FLOYD FOUNDATION.”
In the first filings since his death, an entity that appears to be related to Kobe’s family or estate has made three new trademark filings.
The LA Clippers filed two trademark applications for “WIN THE WAIT" following the release of a Twitter video featuring Doc Rivers.
Eli Lilly filed three new trademark applications for “COV-BEAT,” “COV-BLOCK,” and “COV-BARRIER.” The company intends to use the trademarks for medical research.