Josh Gerben Analyzes Trademark Infringement Lawsuit Against Mahomes and Kelce for ESPN
Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce were sued over their 1587 Prime restaurant. Josh Gerben told ESPN the sneaker company faces a tough trademark case.
Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce were sued over their 1587 Prime restaurant. Josh Gerben told ESPN the sneaker company faces a tough trademark case.
The Trump Organization filed airport-related trademarks tied to President Trump’s name. Josh Gerben explains why the move is unprecedented.
As Florida considers renaming Palm Beach International Airport, the Trump Organization filed trademarks. Josh Gerben tells CNN why the move is unusual.
The Trump family business filed trademark applications for airport services using Donald Trump’s name. Josh Gerben explains why the move is unprecedented.
Taylor Swift opposed a ‘Swift Home’ bedding trademark. Trademark attorney Josh Gerben analyzes the case and her limited trademark enforcement history for Reuters.
Every year, World Trademark Review releases its WTR 1000 guide, highlighting the top individuals and firms practicing trademark law. This go-to guide is based on qualitative research such as depth of experience and market presence, as well as collecting feedback from peers and clients. In the 2026 WTR guide, Gerben IP was recognized in the DC Metro area as a top firm for trademark prosecution and strategy.
Eric Perrott shares his views in a World Trademark Review roundtable on USPTO priorities, staffing concerns, and the future of trademark examination.
The USPTO refused the A’s ‘Las Vegas Athletics’ trademark applications as too descriptive. Reuters discusses the setback and possible outcome with Josh Gerben.
The USPTO refused the Athletics’ ‘Las Vegas Athletics’ trademarks as too generic. Josh Gerben explains why timing is the real issue.
USPTO refused the A’s ‘Las Vegas Athletics’ trademarks as geographically descriptive. Josh Gerben explains to Front Office Sports why and how the team can overcome the refusal.
X Corp. is suing Operation Bluebird for trademark infringement following an effort to cancel the ‘Twitter’ trademarks. Josh Gerben analyzes why X chose litigation and what the case says about whether Twitter truly “never left.”
Operation Bluebird seeks to cancel X Corp’s ‘Tweet’ and ‘Twitter’ trademarks, arguing the marks were abandoned. Trademark attorney Josh Gerben explains the legal challenges X may face and what the case means for the future of the Twitter brand.
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