Trademarks In The News
2020 Presidential Campaign-Related Trademark Tracker
As the 2020 presidential elections approach, a number of campaign-related trademarks have been filed with the USPTO. Find the complete list here.
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.
We provide an overview of the costs an Australian business faces when registering for a US trademark in order to be competitive in the American market.
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.
If you discover a trademark application that infringes on your rights, you may need a letter of protest. In our article, we discuss what letters of protest are.
The NCAA has filed a new trademark application for “BATTLE IN THE BUBBLE" in association with collegiate sports.
The Seattle Kraken may have avoided a lengthy trademark dispute by working with the owner of the "RELEASE THE KRAKEN" trademark registration, Kraken rum.
The Seattle Kraken have withdrawn three of the team’s initial trademark filings, including a slogan and logos.
As speculation about the new Washington Football Team continues, the NFL team will need to follow four steps to choose and protect the name they decide on.
The WNBA has filed two trademark applications for “WUBBLE," which is the league’s version of the NBA’s "bubble."