Trademarks In The News
Donald Trump’s Company Files for “TELERALLY” Trademark
The holding company for Donald Trump’s business-related trademarks, DTTM Operations, LLC, has filed a new trademark application for “TELERALLY.”
The holding company for Donald Trump’s business-related trademarks, DTTM Operations, LLC, has filed a new trademark application for “TELERALLY.”
The U.S. Supreme Court recently held that the addition of “.COM” to a generic word could function as a protectable trademark.
The USPTO launched a COVID-19 expedited trademark program for FDA-regulated products and services, allowing faster review for qualifying applications.
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Kanye West’s company, Yeezy, LLC, filed two new trademark applications for clothing brands on June 26.
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Puma has filed a “notice of opposition” against Nike’s trademark application for “FOOTWARE” on grounds that the mark too descriptive.
5B Artists + Media, the management company for popular rock and metal bands, has filed 3 trademark applications for “ROCK AGAINST RACISM" for concert tours.
Philonise Floyd, the brother of George Floyd, has filed a trademark application for “THE GEORGE FLOYD FOUNDATION.”
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In the first filings since his death, an entity that appears to be related to Kobe’s family or estate has made three new trademark filings.