43(B)log: The Meaning Of “Commemorative Baseball Bat:
Plaintiff (d/b/a Where It All Began) alleged that defendant (d/b/a Cooperstown Bat Co.) engaged in false advertising of its commemorative baseball bats in Cooperstown, falsely claiming to “manufacture” and “make” baseball bats and to make them in Cooperstown (“where it all began”), when in fact the bats
Chicago IP Litigation Blog: “New Regional IP Blogs”
Philly.com: Youth-leage founder to fight trademark suit:
A Florida man originally from Montgomery County who recently started a Christian youth baseball league has decided to fight a trademark lawsuit by Little League baseball, while a Jewish youth organization in Connecticut said it would change its name after being threatened with a similar suit.
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Taser published quotes from a study about its competitor, Stinger, that Stinger alleges are false or misleading. Excerpt from complaint: “Taser’s conduct evidences an evil hand guided by an evil mind and outstrip the bounds of decency, fairness, and fair competition.”
This place seems interesting. A contemporary art collection in a eight-story ‘flak tower’ (a bunker). The Wall St Journal profiled it today.
Duame Morris: “Invalid Subpoenas Sent Via E-Mail“:
Thousands of company executives received e-mails mid-April that purported to be federal court subpoenas but instead appear to be part of a “phishing” scam to capture sensitive data. The invalid subpoenas: (a) bear the seal of the U.S. district court and docket numbers from real cases;
The problem with this OGC logo is probably shared with many OGC logos.
TechCrunch: “The Importance of a Good Name: Ditching Simluscribe For PhoneTag“:
The name SimulScribe totally sucks for our business. People have a real challenge remembering the name and they cannot spell it, which is a real problem considering that new customers need to type in our web address to sign up. When your
Idle thought: those of you attending Berlin in May might consider signing up for free services such as Twitter as a means for hooking up and organizing get-togethers, and telling your ‘community’ where you’re going to be at any given moment. Other social networking ideas readily accepted and posted here.
Justia makes various legal materials available. I’m able to provide trademark complaints because of the useful RSS Feed Justia makes available. Justia has received a demand letter from the state of because of its reproduction of annotated Oregon statutes.