Trademarks In The News
NCAA Files Trademark for “BATTLE IN THE BUBBLE”
The NCAA has filed a new trademark application for “BATTLE IN THE BUBBLE" in association with collegiate sports.
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The Seattle Kraken have withdrawn three of the team’s initial trademark filings, including a slogan and logos.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."
A common question asked is how long a patent lasts. Calculating the term (length) of a patent depends on multiple factors, including the type of patent as well as the maintenance schedule.
Prior to the announcement of the new Joel Embiid sneaker line with Under Armour, the sportswear company had been trying to keep the new brand and logo secret
The USPTO has begun a new audit program that requires some trademark owners to go beyond the normal requirements in renewing a trademark registration.
Applications sent to the European Union Intellectual Property Office can be upwards of €850 euros, which is approximately $990 USD. These costs can increase or decrease depending on your preferred method of filing.
The New York Islanders filed trademark applications for "THE BANK" and "FROM THE BARN TO THE BANK" following a deal for the naming rights of their new arena.
As a trademark owner, it is imperative you have a substantial enforcement program in place. These are specific steps you can take in order to monitor and police your mark.
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