Trademarks In The News
Four Seasons Trademarks
There are dozens of companies that have a trademark registered for Four Seasons in the United States. Here is our comprehensive list
There are dozens of companies that have a trademark registered for Four Seasons in the United States. Here is our comprehensive list
Shaquille O’Neal has filed a new trademark application for “SHAQPOT” in association with sports betting services.
Russell Wilson has filed a new trademark application for "LET RUSS COOK" in association with cooking tools and utensils.
Trump Organization’s trademark application for “TELERALLY” has been initially refused by the USPTO.
After the city of Los Angeles brought home a second championship in a matter of weeks, fans and entities are eager to refer to L.A. as the CITY OF CHAMPIONS.
Kobe Bryant, LLC filed trademarks for LIL’ MAMBAS, MAMBA LEAGUE, LADY MAMBAS, and MAMBA, signaling plans for apparel, camps, and youth sports programs.
Nelly has filed a trademark application for “YUNG SWIVEL,” a nickname he developed while on Dancing with the Stars.
As the 2020 presidential elections approach, a number of campaign-related trademarks have been filed with the USPTO. Find the complete list here.
US trademark filings made by Chinese-based businesses has reached an all-time high, with Chinese applicants accounting for 43% of total US filings in September.
In the divorce case between Dr. Dre and Nicole Young, Dr. Dre’s wife has claimed partial ownership of the "DR. DRE" and "THE CHRONIC" trademarks.
Jimmy Butler has filed three new trademark applications for his coffee business, including “BIG FACE COFFEE,” “NO I.O.U.’S” and a logo.
Nike and Kawhi Leonard have filed documents revealing they have come to a settlement agreement in their year-long dispute over the ownership of the claw logo.