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The Taylor Swift Effect

Whether you’re a Taylor Swift die-hard fan or not, you can’t deny that her marketing power is second to none. And not just for her own music and brand promoted by herself. I am uncertain if anyone has gotten to the bottom...more

Animal Rescue Groups May Proceed With Unfair Competition Claims

An update from Jennifer Madaras, one of the firm’s summer associates: A California federal judge has ruled that two animal rescue groups can proceed with unfair competition claims against numerous defendants accused of...more

Trademarks, Copyrights, And Patents

Sometimes it’s back to basics. This time, the simple difference between trademarks, copyrights, and patents. The U.S. Patent & Trademark Office (“USPTO”) provides guidance....more

ITC Trademark Rulings

Earlier this month, the Federal Circuit ruled that trademark rulings from the International Trade Commission (“ITC”) do not have preclusive effect. This means that ITC actions do not bar district court cases, that ITC...more

Coachella/Filmchella Dispute Ends

Over the past year we’ve traced the progression of the Coachella/Filmchella lawsuit, which was scheduled for trial earlier this month. Approximately a week before trial, the parties settled the case and the Court entered a...more

Coachella/Filmchella Dispute Headed To Trial

The Coachella/Filmchella trademark infringement case, which we have previously covered is headed to trial in California this October. Last week, the federal judge assigned to the case denied Coachella’s partial summary...more

Send a C&D, Or Just Sue?

When evaluating how to address what you believe constitutes infringement, false advertising, or unfair competition, the decision to send a cease and desist letter or to file a lawsuit becomes an important one. Is there a...more

Expanded Injunction Ruling In Coachella/Filmchella Case

Following up on my blog post last month related to the Coachella/Filmchella trademark infringement case pending in the Central District of California, the court held this week that the organizer of the Filmchella music...more

Coachella vs. Filmchella

The Coachella/Filmchella trademark infringement case continues to heat up. Last month, my colleague Megan Center wrote a blog post about the preliminary injunction granted by the Central District of California to the...more

“I Can” And “I Will” File A Lawsuit

Earlier this week, Under Armour filed a declaratory judgment action in Maryland federal court against Battle Fashions Inc. and Kelsey Battle seeking an order that Under Armour is not infringing any of Battle Fashion’s...more

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