February 2012

From a patent case:

Defendants move to prevent [plaintiff] from using pejorative terms or phrases at trial. Specifically, Defendants contend that [plaintiff] is likely to repeat allegations that she has made in the press that [defendants] “stole” her bra. Courts may prohibit the use of pejorative terms under FRE 403 “when such categorizations [are] inflammatory

From Meltwater News’ website:

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Plaintiff claims trade dress in its traction hoist (used for things like moving window washing platforms). The trade dress claim was in:

1) a cube-shaped gear box with horizontal fins;

2) a cylindrical motor mounted in an off-set position on the cube and partially overhanging the edge of the cube:

3) the cylindrical motor including

The Seminole Tribe of Florida owns the trademark NATIVE MUSIC ROCKS, It runs programs such as the Seminole Star Search. It contracted with defendant in connection with the administration of its marks and prgrams.

Native Music Rocks(function() { var scribd = document.createElement(“script”); scribd.type = “text/javascript”; scribd.async = true; scribd.src = “http://www.scribd.com/javascripts/embed_code/inject.js”; var s =