CAMEL v CAMEL tobacco flavor

Were you to Google the phrase CAMEL E-LIQUID you would see what Camel’s problem is. Apparently people buy tobacco flavors for their e-cigarettes (or vaporizers). Some of these flavors have, uh, flavor names, and some flavors are given brand names.

camel tobacco flavor

Work Grinds To A Halt As We Are All Singing “No Diggity” (No Doubt) (BLACKSTREET v BLACKSTEET)

Shorty get down, good Lord
Baby got ‘em up open all over town
Strictly biz, she don’t play around
Cover much ground, got game by the pound
Getting paid is a forte
Each and every day, true player way
I can’t get her out of my mind
(what)
I think about the girl all the time (well, well)

East side to the west side
Pushing phat rides, it’s no surprise
She got tricks in the stash
Stacking up the cash
Fast when it comes to the gas
By no means average
She’s on when she’s got to have it
Baby, you’re a perfect ten, I wanna get in
Can I get down, so I can win

[1] – I like the way you work it
No diggity, I got to bag it up, bag it up
[Repeat 1 (3x)]

blackstreet

NEW USES GENERAL STORE v NEW USERS GENERAL STORE for recycled goods

new uses v new users

PROFESSIONAL BULL RIDERS v PROFESSIONAL BULL RIDERS

professional bull riders

WOODCHUCK CIDER v WOODCHUCK COFFEE

Woodchucks is apparently the name for hardy Vermonters.

woodchuck cider

VANGUARD LAW GROUP v FLORIDA VANGUARD ATTORNEYS

vanguard law florida

Who Boots An Ambulance?

No, really, who puts a traffic boot on an ambulance? Defendant allegedly puts a traffic boot on an ambulance parked in its lot (while the EMS were attending to someone in defendant’s store), and there is unauthorized infringing sign in the background. See the complaint at para. 74 for the story (and photo). Plaintiff sells Krispy Krunchy Chicken, a proprietary processed bird.

krispy krunchy

LAWYERFINDER v LAWYERFINDER.COM

Decision regarding venue in dispute over LAWYERFINDER. Defendant is Columbus Bar Association.

lawyerfinder v lawyerfinder

Last Few Days Twitter Feed Wrap-up

Perfect 10 Gets a Surprising Partial Sumary Judgment in 512 Case– bit.ly/12ng6EM

— TrademarkBlog (@TrademarkBlog) May 12, 2013

Beyond Unlocking: Don’t Let Them Kill the First Reasonable Copyright Reform Bill | Wired bit.ly/10jesE9

— TrademarkBlog (@TrademarkBlog) May 12, 2013

Want to check the status of a #NewgTLDs application? Just click here: goo.gl/aEaSl #ICANN

— ICANN (@ICANN) May 11, 2013

He asked for one extension too many bit.ly/120z7Lw

— TrademarkBlog (@TrademarkBlog) May 11, 2013

I personally am curious as to how a bum can make $3,846,373 a year.Would they no longer be a bum? bit.ly/10xBLqP

— TrademarkBlog (@TrademarkBlog) May 10, 2013

The state of #gTLDs…where are we now? 1930 applications as of May 8th. Learn More ow.ly/kUjzy

— Thomson CompuMark (@TCompuMark) May 10, 2013

Example of Critical Speech as defense to UDRP (LOSTDOGSHOME COM)bit.ly/179Tsnt

— TrademarkBlog (@TrademarkBlog) May 10, 2013

Yale v Yale Academy

yale v yale