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Zion Williamson and the New Orleans Pelicans both filed trademark applications for “LET’S DANCE” within hours of each other the day after the 2019 NBA Draft.
The PGA Tour filed a new trademark for “The Skins Game,” signaling plans to revive the popular golf event with updated branding and a new logo.
Monster Energy opposed 18 trademark filings for the Raptors’ logo. The case is still on-going as the Raptors are on the brink of an NBA title.
The XFL is attempting to register a trademark for HE HATE ME without the consent of Rod Smart.
Tom Brady filed two trademark applications for TOM TERRIFIC. The filings indicate a line of trading cards and apparel will be sold under the TOM TERRFIC brand.
Supreme Court rules that filing bankruptcy by a licensee does not allow the licensor of a trademark to terminate an otherwise valid licensing agreement.
The day after Kawhi Leonard hit a shot that bounced four times on the rim before going in, New Balance filed a trademark application on the phrase "4 Bounces."
76ers star Joel Embiid has obtained his first trademark registration for THE PROCESS. The USPTO issued the registration, for a brand of clothing, on May 14th.
Philadelphia Sixers star Jimmy Butler has seven pending trademark applications for his nickname Jimmy Buckets.
The NFL filed a trademark application for DULUTH ESKIMOS which sparked speculation that a team could play a game under the name.
Nike appears to be entering the blockchain. The company filed a trademark application indicating that it intends to launch a cryptocurrency called CRYPTOKICKS.
The USPTO denied an attempt to trademark the symbol of an arrow as it related to the card game MAGiC THE GATHERING.
