Trademarks In The News
PGA Tour Files New Trademark for “The Skins Game”
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.
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.
The Dallas Mavericks filed trademark applications for Luka Doncic’s nickname EL MATADOR and THE MATADOR. Both filings were refused by the USPTO.