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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 2025 WTR guide, Gerben IP was recognized in the DC Metro area as a top firm for trademark prosecution and strategy.
Josh Gerben discusses WNBA’s “DETROIT SHOCK” trademark application with CNBC, analyzing its potential impact on the team’s revival and branding.
Josh Gerben discusses Saquon Barkley’s ‘2K SA’ trademarks with The Philadelphia Inquirer, sharing insights on athlete branding and trademark strategy.
Josh Gerben discusses Puma’s opposition to Tiger Woods’ ‘Sun Day Red’ logo with CNBC. Explore the legal implications of trademark disputes.
Law.com features Eric Perrott’s insights on combating counterfeits in the tabletop game industry. Learn how brands can protect their IP from imitation.
Discover how the USPTO’s accidental abandonment of trademarks impacts brand owners. Insights from WTR and Eric Perrott on this unprecedented issue.
Donald Trump’s social media company, Truth Social, might be considering an expansion into the cryptocurrency space, with a payment processing platform, as indicated by a recent trademark for “TruthFi.” CNN and Josh Gerben explore what the trademark could mean for the social media company.
The company behind Donald Trump’s social media, Truth Social, filed a trademark application to protect “TruthFi” indicating an intent to offer a crypto-currency payment service under the name. The New York Times and trademark attorney Josh Gerben discuss what the filing might mean for the social media company.
The judge in the Penn State University trademark infringement case has refused to toss out the apparel company’s counterclaims that its use of of retro Penn State logos were ornamental. Bloomberg and Josh Gerben discuss this ruling and its potential impact.
The trademark dispute between the Tiger Woods and TaylorMade apparel company Sun Day Red and Tigeraire has now moved to federal court. CNBC and Josh Gerben discussed the lawsuit, which accuses Tigeraire of attempting to capitalize off of the popularity of the Sun Day Red brand.
A company that makes cooling products for athletes, named Tigeraire, claims that Tiger Woods and his Sun Day Red brand have “unlawfully hijacked” Tigeraire’s logo into their design. NBC News consulted with trademark attorney Josh Gerben about the dispute.
TikTok creator Jools Lebron recently went viral for the phrase “very demure, very mindful.” Unfortunately, before she could protect the phrase with a trademark, a squatter filed to trademark it with the USPTO. Mashable spoke to Josh Gerben about Lebron’s trademark dispute and why it’s important to file trademarks as soon as possible.
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