Teachers, Apples and a Governor

The Maryland State Education Association (MSEA) filed suit against Governor Larry Hogan last month over his use of an apple … More

Drai beats Dre over Dre v. Drai

Sorry, all the other clever Dr. Dre related titles were already taken so I settled with this. That’s what I … More

Another one bites the dust! In December, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) struct down another clause … More

Trademarks. When there’s likely confusion, there’s likely confusion. Sometimes there’s no way around it. In the trademark world, likelihood of … More

I spend a good deal of my time explaining trademarks. One of the major things I discuss is the difference … More

Ok, so I’m not actually that ecstatic, if at all. My response is more tepid than anything. I am, however, … More

I thought I had written about this, but looking through my blogroll I realized I hadn’t. The Eagles are suing … More

While doing my daily (well, most days) IP blog reading, I came across a post regarding an interesting forthcoming article … More

John Welch at the TTABlog—an incredible source for all things TTAB—recently reported about the TTAB’s decision to reverse an examining … More

Simple answer: NO. It’s important. But I have some issues. Last month, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board denied registration … More