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In 2007, copyright owner Perfect 10 (a purveyor of photos of nude women) brought a lawsuit against Google and Amazon, alleging, among other things, that Google “displayed” full-size images from Perfect 10’s website (not those behind its paywall) in its search returns. The process – known as inline linking – will be familiar to anyone who uses Google.

“Trade Dress,” also known as “product configuration,” for those who don’t know, is the

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals affirms that a canvas tote bag with a graphic image

We previously reported the Declarations of Use pilot program by the

Among the many reasons available to the USPTO to reject trademark applications is

Update to our December 1, 2015 post Changes to the European Trademark System are

On September 1, 2015, the USPTO announced a

Appropriation artist Jeff Koons is back in court, this time for a 1986 painting from his “Luxury

On December 2, 2015, Pepperidge Farm filed suit against Trader Joe’s in

A major revision to the European Union trademark system