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Can Gail Zappa Stop Anyone from Using the Name “Captain Beefheart?”
Some of our readers have asked how Gail Zappa can even apply for a trademark of Don
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“Transformative” art does not infringe copyright, Second Circuit rules
When United States District Court Judge Deborah Batts issued her decision in Cariou v.
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Dispelling the Myths of the “First to Invent” Patent Filing System
Across the Internet can be heard the shrill cry of opponents to the “First to File” patent
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“America Invents Act” Brings Substantial Changes to Patent Practice
The rules for filing and challenging patents are about to change with the passage of the
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Fourth Circuit Decision Threatens Current Phase of Google AdWords Program
On April 9, 2012, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals vacated a District Court judgment
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Trademark Holding Companies: Speculative Benefits, Certain Pitfalls
From time to time clients ask us whether they should “protect” their trademarks from their
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New Top Level Domains: Implications for Trademark Owners
ICANN (the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers has announced that it
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FTC Compliance in Advertising
Blogger and Consumer Endorsements of Commercial Goods: Is Your Company in
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Reversion of Rights Under the Copyright Statute
Reversion of Rights Under the Copyright Statute: When and How Authors, Composers and
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Netherlands Antilles Dissolved
On October 10, 2010, the Netherlands Antilles ceased to exist as a political entity. Of the five