Traditionally, trademarks were shortcuts, identifying and distinguished goods in the marketplace in response to a buyer’s needs and self-selected criteria. Trademarks have also protected against human frailty by alleviating confusion, imitation, disparagement and misrepresentation….Continue reading Has Artificial Intelligence Placed Trademarks On Life Support?
Guest Post By Robert Cumming: Initial Interest Confusion Under EU Trademark Law
Introduction by Andrew Berger I am pleased to introduce Robert Cumming who I have enjoyed meeting at INTA and whose blog posts at.www.robertcumming.eu I read with interest. Robert is…Continue reading Guest Post By Robert Cumming: Initial Interest Confusion Under EU Trademark Law
Coming On July 26: Accelerated Case Resolution Webinar Before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board
Those caught in costly trademark opposition and cancellation proceedings before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board may be wondering how they might streamline their TTAB practice and achieve faster…Continue reading Coming On July 26: Accelerated Case Resolution Webinar Before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board
Guest Blog Post: Why Did Apple Lose the First Round in Its iPad Trademark Dispute in China
Introduction by Andrew Berger: I am pleased to post another article by Vivien Chan focusing on IP in China. Vivien is the senior partner of Vivien Chan & Co., a…Continue reading Guest Blog Post: Why Did Apple Lose the First Round in Its iPad Trademark Dispute in China
Presentation at MENG Chapter on Protecting Your Brand and Intellectual Property from Online Infringement
Andrew will speak at a MENG (Marketing Executives Networking Group) NY chapter meeting on Tuesday evening February 7, 2012, on protecting your intellectual property from new forms of online infringements…Continue reading Presentation at MENG Chapter on Protecting Your Brand and Intellectual Property from Online Infringement
Protecting Your Intellectual Property in the U.S. and Abroad from New Forms of Online Infringement and Brand Attacks
Below is the transcript of my January 26, 2012, webinar presentation sponsored by the International Executive Resources Group focusing on protecting intellectual property here and abroad from new forms of…Continue reading Protecting Your Intellectual Property in the U.S. and Abroad from New Forms of Online Infringement and Brand Attacks
Webinar on Protecting IP in US and Abroad From Online Infringement and Brand Attacks
Andrew will speak at a webinar on January 26, 2012 at 10:00 am sponsored by the International Executive Resources Group on protecting your IP in the US and abroad…Continue reading Webinar on Protecting IP in US and Abroad From Online Infringement and Brand Attacks
Goodyman Meets the Hangman: The Federal Circuit in Benedict v. Super Bakery Afirms the Cancellation of a Registered Trademark
Appellate courts prefer to decide cases on the merits. But they will affirm the sanction of a default judgment dismissing a case where the plaintiff has repeatedly flouted court orders….Continue reading Goodyman Meets the Hangman: The Federal Circuit in Benedict v. Super Bakery Afirms the Cancellation of a Registered Trademark
BNA Program on Gray Market and Counterfeit Goods
Andrew will moderate a webinar on Wednesday October 26,2011, sponsored by BNA entitled Alternatives Now Available to Copyright and Trademark Owners to Combat Gray Market and Counterfeit Goods: Recent…Continue reading BNA Program on Gray Market and Counterfeit Goods
Guest Blog Post: How to Combat Counterfeiting in China by Effectively Using Its Customs Recording System
Introduction by Andrew Berger: I am pleased to share this guest blog post by Vivien Chan. She is the senior partner of Vivien Chan & Co., a Greater China law…Continue reading Guest Blog Post: How to Combat Counterfeiting in China by Effectively Using Its Customs Recording System