Josh Gerben Analyzes ‘TRUMP TV’ Trademark Filing for The New York Times
Josh Gerben discusses the implications of the Trump Organization’s ‘TRUMP TV’ trademark filing and its potential use by the federal government.
Josh Gerben discusses the implications of the Trump Organization’s ‘TRUMP TV’ trademark filing and its potential use by the federal government.
Josh Gerben discusses the dismissal of the Surfside-Anheuser-Busch lawsuit with Inc. and how trade dress registrations can help protect against dupes.
Josh Gerben discusses with Newsweek the legal implications of Trump Org owning the ‘TRUMP TV’ trademark used by the White House streaming channel.
Josh Gerben discusses MrBeast’s ‘Beast Band’ trademark filing for wearable fitness trackers and what the application could signal about future plans with Business Insider.
Trademark attorney Josh Gerben analyzes the Cubs and Nationals’ opposition to the WNBA’s ‘The W’ trademark in a recent Bloomberg Law article.
Trademark attorney Josh Gerben analyzes Buc-ee’s trademark enforcement strategy for Inc., discussing the balance between legitimate brand protection and potential overreach.
Can anyone own Jimothy the raccoon? Josh Gerben and Eric Perrott explain the trademark and copyright issues in Bloomberg.
Josh Gerben discusses the Trump airport licensing agreement with Forbes, explaining how Trump Org could profit from merchandise sold outside the airport.
NPR spoke with trademark attorney Josh Gerben about the Trump Organization’s airport trademark filings and the unusual licensing agreement behind Palm Beach’s airport renaming.
Inc. spoke with trademark attorney Josh Gerben about the lawsuit against Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes, where trademark priority rights could determine the outcome.
ESPN spoke with trademark attorney Josh Gerben about the USPTO’s refusal of MLB’s “Play Ball” trademark application and the legal reasoning behind the decision.
The Backstreet Boys have filed a sound trademark for “Hi, we’re the Backstreet Boys,” joining a growing movement among celebrities seeking new legal tools to combat AI-generated deepfakes. Josh Gerben was the first to report on the filings.
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