Intellectual Property Defense

Intellectual Property Defense

Intellectual property insights and discussion to help you create, secure, maintain, and exploit your competitive advantage in the marketplace
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U.S. Supreme Court rules rejection of trademark license in bankruptcy does not terminate license

On May 20, 2019, in the case styled Mission Product Holdings, Inc. v. Tempnology, LLC, the United States Supreme Court resolved a circuit split by hol...

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U.S. Supreme Court rules rejection of trademark license in bankruptcy does not terminate license
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Michael Kaczka Michael Kaczka / AUTHOR
On May 20, 2019, in the case styled Mission Product Holdings, Inc. v. Tempnology, LLC, the United States Supreme Court resolved a circuit split by hol...
Blog Post MAY 21, 2019
5 important intellectual property questions for international sellers entering the U.S. market
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Todd Benni Todd Benni / AUTHOR
Online third-party sales platforms like Amazon Marketplace, Walmart.com, e-Bay, and Etsy are all great ways for international sellers to enter the U.S...
Blog Post MAR 22, 2019
Congressman sues tweeting cow – receives lesson on Streisand Effect
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Matthew Cavanagh Matthew Cavanagh / AUTHOR
Earlier this week, Rep. Devin Nunes (R-California) sued Twitter, Liz Mair (a republican strategist), and two obvious parody Twitter accounts: “Devin N...
Blog Post MAR 20, 2019
Apple closed two of its stores in eastern Texas. The reasoning may surprise you
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David Cupar David Cupar / AUTHOR
Apple, the technology giant which runs successful Apple Stores all over the world, announced that it will close its only two stores in eastern Texas b...
Blog Post MAR 12, 2019
Tickets, Please! SCOTUS requires plaintiffs to show their copyright registrations at the courthous
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Matthew Cavanagh Matthew Cavanagh / AUTHOR
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled more is required than simply applying for a copyright registration and paying the fees before suing for infringement in a...
Blog Post MAR 07, 2019
How to avoid trademark infringement
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David Cupar David Cupar / AUTHOR
On Feb. 12, 2019, a North Carolina federal court ordered Walmart to pay a total of $95.5 million in damages to Variety Stores for infringing on the sm...
Blog Post FEB 15, 2019

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