When Is An Invention Conceived?
Employer Barred from Reaching into the Future for a Date of Invention
New Law Establishes Procedures and Rules that Will Benefit Trademark Owners
Recently enacted amendments to the federal Lanham Act trademark statute (
When is a “Franchisee” Actually a Glorified “Employee”?
The battle to define the dividing line between two business models (franchisee versus employee) continues i...
Booking.com Court Decision: Consumer Perception is “Key” in Trademark Law
Yesterday, the United States Supreme Court issued a
Booking.com Court Decision: Consumer Perception is “Key” in Trademark Law
Yesterday, the United States Supreme Court issued a
Project Group Issues New Guidelines About Selling Franchises During the Pandemic
Franchisors and state regulators have been struggling with the issue of how franchisors can continue to sel...
Supreme Court Makes It Easier for Plaintiffs to Obtain an Award for Trademark Profits
In a decision last week, Romag Fasteners, Inc. v. Fossil Group, Inc. et.
