
Excelsior Printing Company Sues the Oatmeal
Trademark Infringement Suit Filed Against The Oatmeal Excelsior Printing Company filed a trademark infringement suit against Mathew Inman’s “The Oatmeal.” Inman partnered with Papyrus-Recycled Greetings,

Trademark Infringement Suit Filed Against The Oatmeal Excelsior Printing Company filed a trademark infringement suit against Mathew Inman’s “The Oatmeal.” Inman partnered with Papyrus-Recycled Greetings,

Apple Loses $368m Judgement VirnetX won a judgment of $368m from Apple for patent infringement. The jury found Apple had infringed on two patents

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Revised Injunction Against MyVidster MyVidster currently safe under the DMCA The Seventh Circuit issued an opinion reversing the injunction against myVidster, a social video bookmarking

Failing to enforce your trademark rights can cost you your brand. Learn why protecting your trademark is essential for business success.

A Trademark Is A Word, Logo, Sound, Packaging, or Other Identifier of The Source of a Good or Service Why Register a Trademark? It

Cannabis Litigation Jan. 17, 2023 — Cannabis litigation is a rapidly growing area of law that presents unique challenges for both plaintiffs and defendants. This

New Office To Harmonize Global Patent System The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has created a new office to harmonize the global patent
Gleam Law attorney Neil Juneja is a special guest on the Shaping Fire Podcast with Shango Los. In Episode 23 – The Reality of Cannabis

Guarding the borders The pace of major innovations and breakthroughs in the entertainment technology industry has reached levels never seen before. Entire product classes

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Written by Ammon J. Ford. Every business needs a name. In fact, most businesses have several. The legal name often lurks in the background and