Peace and Love? Not When it Comes to Trademarks
“Peace and love” is such a heart-warming sentiment — until it becomes the subject of a trademark dispute. There are limits to trademark protection, even for registered marks
Time Out! Trademark Fails for Lack of Intent to Use
If a likelihood of confusion argument made by a party that opposes a trademark application is rejected, the applicant in question isn’t necessarily in the clear. Applicants must also demonstrate [...]
Can Online Search Results Trigger Trademark Liability?
Until recently, most lawsuits involving online shopping and search engines have involved keyword advertising, whereby a company buys ads triggered by searches for a competitor’s trademarked good [...]
Something More: Trademark Confusion Standard Clarified
Trademark applicants can run into trouble if their goods or services are considered similar to those of a third party’s registration, where the marks are also similar. The good news for [...]
Something More: Trademark Confusion Standard Clarified
Trademark applicants can run into trouble if their goods or services are considered similar to those of a third party’s registration, where the marks are also similar. A recent court ruling, [...]
