23Feb 2015

Authors: Matthew D. Asbell, | Practices: Trademarks, U.S. Litigation | Tags: Jury, Tacking, Trademark, U.S. Litigation, U.S. Supreme Court

U.S. Supreme Court: Trademark Tacking Should Be Determined By the Jury

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24Nov 2014

Practices: Trademarks | Tags: Fraud on the Trademark Office, opposition, Trademark, U.S. Litigation, United States

Nationstar Mortgage v. Ahmad: fraud on the USPTO is alive again

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02Nov 2014

Practices: Trademarks | Tags: black and white, Chinese, color, Community Trademark, CTM, European Union

新法速递：关于欧盟黑白商标及彩色商标的新规范

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02Nov 2014

Practices: Trademarks | Tags: Chinese, Prosecution, Trademark, United States

速通美国商标申请流程

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09Oct 2014

Practices: Trademarks | Tags: continuum, descriptiveness, distinctiveness, generic, Supplemental Register

A Black Hole in the Distinctiveness Continuum for U.S. Trademark Applications

Marks that border the line that divides descriptive from generic often topple into a virtual “black hole” on the distinctiveness continuum. The owner of such a mark may be required to meet an indefinite threshold of proof to establish with the...

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09Oct 2014

Practices: Trademarks | Tags: disclaimer, distinctiveness

Significance of Disclaimers in U.S. Trademark Law

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