NFL Franchise to Appeal Decision The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board—an independent administrative tribunal within the United States Patent and Trademark Office—canceled six federal trademarks of the Redskins team name
Supreme Court Decides Petrella v. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. The Supreme Court issued its decision in Petrella v. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc., on Monday. Justice Ginsburg writing for the Court reversed and remanded the Ninth
The United Arab Emirates is the first country to launch the new IPM mobile application. Launched in coordination with the World Customs Organization, the IPM Mobile application is an application
How Apple v. Samsung II is Only the Next Stage in Apple’s “Holy War with Google” Two weeks ago, Apple and Samsung began round two of their long running patent battle
In a decision a few days ago, Judge James C. Mahan of the United States District Court for the District of Nevada, found for a magician by the name of
How ISPs may Charge Companies to Pay for Internet “Fast Lanes” Tech Companies and Consumers Concerned About Net-Neutrality Implications What if the Internet Service Provider you subscribe to could determine whether you
As Cadbury and Nestle continue the battle over dominating the chocolate aisle, they have recently entered an additional dispute over Nestle’s Kit Kat shape. Cadbury is currently opposing Nestle’s attempt
Legal protection is afforded to the expanding arena of man-made innovations, including inventions of design, utility, and even creative expression. Congress once described patentable subject matter to “include anything under
Dong Nguyen, the creator of the addictive Flappy Bird game, now has more to worry about than complaints for removing Flappy Bird from the Apple App Store. Last week, Ultimate
Love it or hate it, you can’t deny it … the “foodtography” trend appears here to stay. According to Mashable, 52% of people take photos with their mobile phones at least
