Trademarks In The News
In-N-Out Sues Puma over “California Drive Thru Sneakers”
Puma has created a sneaker that appears to be a nod to In-N-Out restaurant. The restaurant chain has sued Puma alleging trade dress infringement.
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Sister Jean Trademark Application Contains Critical Errors
The Loyola University of Chicago made a trademark filing for Sister Jean but we found two errors in the application that should result in an initial refusal.
Trademarks In The News
Joel Embiid’s Trademark Filing for ‘THE PROCESS’ May Soon Be Denied
Trademark attorney Josh Gerben goes over some potential issues he discovered in Embiid’s trademark application for THE PROCESS.
Trademarks In The News
New England Patriots Owner Robert Kraft has a Suspicious Trademark Registration on 19-0
A trademark registration for 19-0 owned by the Kraft Group has some relatively odd specimens to prove the trademark is in use.
Trademarks In The News
Creator of “Carlton Dance” Sues Over Use of Dance in Fortnite, NBA 2K
Alfonso Ribeiro sues Fortnite and NBA 2K creators, claiming they used his “Carlton Dance” without consent. But can a dance move be legally protected?
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Who Owns L.A.? Why L.A. Gear’s Campaign to Monopolize the “L.A.” Trademark Will Likely Fail
LA Gear’s trademark attorneys have brought legal challenges against some high profile organizations, claiming an exclusive right to LA for apparel.
Trademarks In The News
Nickelodeon Doubles Down on “Double Dare” Trademark Dispute
A trademark battle is brewing over the DOUBLE DARE brand.
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Examining the Validity of the Trademark Application for IHOB filed by IHOP
The Los Angeles area based IHOP recently pulled a publicity stunt changing its name to IHOb, and, filing a trademark application for IHOb.
Trademarks In The News
How the Philadelphia Eagles Fumbled a ‘PHILLY SPECIAL’ Trademark Filing
The Eagles’ trademark bid for “Philly Special” faces setbacks due to filing delays, technical errors, and competing applications. Who really owns the phrase?
Trademarks In The News
DJ Khaled Sues Company Over Trademark Applications that Use His Son’s Name
DJ Khaled filed a lawsuit in New York’s Southern District court over a company’s use of his son’s name and related trademark filings.
Trademarks In The News
Coachella is Enforcing its Trademark Against Other ‘Chella’-Branded Events
Coachella is aggressive in enforcing the trademark rights in the name Coachella. The company is taking trademark enforcement action against other events that attempt to use “chella” mark in their name.
Trademarks In The News
Massive Wave of Fraudulent US Trademark Filings Likely Caused by Chinese Government Payments
Chinese government subsidies are fueling a surge in fraudulent U.S. trademark filings, raising concerns over abuse of the system and long-term harm to U.S. brands.