Costumes, masks, vampires, and candy corn are symbols of Halloween. But can anyone own rights to these icons of fright and festivity?
Our latest article tackles three common trademark questions:
1. Can I trademark my own name?
2. Can I trademark the name of a fictional character?
3. Can I trademark the name of a U.S. president or British royal?
Fishman Stewart PLLC is pleased to announce that firm partner Barbara Mandell was included among the honorees of the just released Lexology 2025 Client Choice award.
Fishman Stewart PLLC is pleased to announce that two firm attorneys have been recognized as DBusiness Top Lawyers for 2025.
Historically, “bad word” marks would have been refused as “immoral” or “scandalous.” That changed due to the Supreme Court’s 2019 Iancu v. Brunetti decision.
Fishman Stewart PLLC is pleased to announce that eight firm attorneys have been recognized by Leading Lawyers this year.
Fishman Stewart PLLC continues to build up accolades as a total of seven firm attorneys have been recognized by Best Lawyers® for 2025.
Fishman Stewart PLLC announced that a string of firm attorneys has received repeat recognition for legal excellence by Super Lawyers.
Fishman Stewart PLLC is pleased to announce that three firm attorneys have been named to DBusiness magazine’s Top Lawyers list for 2024.
Fishman Stewart PLLC is pleased to announce the firm earned repeat recognition as a Tier 1-ranked law firm by Best Lawyers® in the 14th edition of the United States Best Law Firms®