When it comes to Super Bowl fashion, jerseys are always in, but only the kind that are authentic and officially licensed.
When the Oakland Athletics announced plans to relocate to Las Vegas in 2028, many fans were excited. But the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) recently threw a curveball by refusing the team’s trademark applications for “Las Vegas Athletics” and “Vegas Athletics.”
Nothing warms the holiday spirit quite like a copyright lawsuit over a light-up reindeer. Back in 2019, two companies went head-to-head over just that when Enchant sued Glowco for copyright infringement.
If your inbox has been serving up dramatic “copyright infringement” cease and desist letters lately, you’re not imagining it. Scam C&Ds are having a moment.
If you’re planning a magic show, be careful if you invoke the name of the great Houdini… you may need more than trick handcuffs to escape an infringement lawsuit.
They say she watches. That her eyes glow red at midnight. That if you sit on her lap, you’ll never rise again. She’s called Black Aggie, and she wasn’t supposed to exist.
Dislike it or hate it, candy corn is a permanent fixture now – and it has its own official holiday!
As students head back to school across the United States, many will notice changes to the cafeteria menu.
With semaglutide (Ozempic) on the national drug shortage list, Novo Nordisk relied heavily on the trademark laws for its intellectual property enforcement efforts.
In an era where product knockoffs surface faster than ever, smart businesses have discovered an underutilized but powerful form of intellectual property protection: design patents.