For the 4th year in a row, readers voted Nemphos Braue as Best Law Firm for Mergers & Acquisitions and Intellectual Property.
Intellectual Property
“Zero” Patents – IP Case Involving Coke Zero
The sweetener found in a popular soda is the subject of a recent court case.
Nemphos Braue Nominated for Best Law Firm
The voting period is open now for The Daily Record’s Reader Rankings.
US Trademark Registration: Principal or Supplemental?
Filing a trademark? Descriptive or ornamental marks may be registered on the US supplemental register.
IP and Copyright News: The Miles Davis Photograph Saga
IP Attorney Michael Antone weighs in on the court case involving a tattoo of Miles Davis.
Dwayne Johnson’s Acquisition of “The Rock” Trademarks: A Legal Analysis
While specific details of the transaction remain undisclosed, such acquisitions typically involve negotiations between the parties regarding the scope of the trademark rights, financial considerations, and ongoing usage rights.
Increased Scamming on US Trademarks
Scammers are now calling US trademark owners and either offering services that are not needed or pretending to be the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and requesting payment.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and IP – Creator, Infringer, Neither or Both?
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) continues to have an evolving impact on the intellectual property landscape.
Trade Dress Infringement Involving Old Bay
A local company produced a product to parody McCormick & Co.’s Old Bay packaging.
Get Kraken on Securing IP Rights
For the NHL Winter Classic, the Seattle Kraken decided to wear jerseys commemorating the Seattle Metropolitans – but there was a trademark problem.
A Corporate Law Firm Supporting Entrepreneurs
A legal advisor can be a strategic partner to help avoid possible minefields and set up a startup for success.
Big Tech and IP: Google, Twitter, Trademarks and Patents
Lessons abound when it comes to intellectual property cases involving big names in tech.
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DOJ Petitions Supreme Court on CTA Injunction
A New Year’s update: The U.S. Supreme Court has been asked to weigh in on the CTA saga.
BOI Reporting Obligations Paused Again
On December 26, 2024, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit issued an order that reinstates the preliminary injunction on the CTA from December 3.
Injunction Lifted: BOI Deadline Now Back in Effect
The injunction on the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) has been temporarily lifted and there is an updated deadline for business owners to register with FinCEN.
