Trademark
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Intellectual Property
Trademark Articles
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Parody usage of trademarks is quite prevalent in our society, for a wide variety of uses. However, with a large number of cases litigated, it is inevitable that courts would apply judicial standards inconsistently. -
"If such a shoe exists, the parties have not pointed to it, there is no evidence that Already has dreamt of it, and we cannot conceive of it. It sits, as far as we can tell, on a shelf between Dorothy's ruby slippers and Perseus' winged sandals." -
The Madrid Protocol is a streamlined international trademark registration system managed by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in Geneva, Switzerland. Multi-country trademark applications can be filed in one office, in one language, and in one currency. Beginning November 2, 2003, U.S. trademark owners can use the Madrid Protocol. -
Enforcement of federal trade and service marks under the Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. sections 1116 generally involves a c. -
This paper includes a brief overview of the procedures involved in instituting and prosecuting an ITC investigation, followed by a discussion of the relative merits of bringing a Section 337 action in the ITC instead of the federal district courts. A review of recent case law developments related to ITC practice is then presented. Finally, key changes wrought by the 1994 Amendments to Section 337 are revisited. -
This document provides general information on how a library can become a designated patent and trademark depository. -
This document presents the formal rules for becoming a patent and trademark library. -
The explosive growth of the Internet has led many companies to realize the great value of having their own easy-t. -
Your client's trademark has been registered as an Internet domain name. What, if anything, can you do? -
This paper briefly identifies the main players and reviews the history of domain name disputes and their resolution.