New York Post v someone who isn’t the New York Post. A little sad.

nyp v new york post.pdf

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Smith v. MIKKI MORE A sordid tale of independent contractor and copyright http://t.co/4ceIJLanRw

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WISH ATLANTA v. CONTEXTLOGIC 1% of sales and some suppliers in Georgia sufficient for minimum contacts http://t.co/jlY8Q2cZDh

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PAUSCH v. TI-BA, Accepting orders from New Jersey doesn't rise to minimum contacts with

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Plaintiff uses MYRA to promote retirement accounts. Barack Obama promoted the myRA retirement account in his State of the Union address. Plaintiff sues US Treasury for trademark infringement. In two minutes of Googling I found that there is a Trademark Remedy Clarification Act that purports to limit sovereign immunity with regard to trademarks and at…

The International Trademark Association (“INTA”) is pleased to host the Sixth Annual Trademark Scholarship Symposium during the 137th INTA Annual Meeting in San Diego, California. The Symposium will take place on Monday, May 4, 2015 as part of INTA’s Academic Day and is an opportunity for trademark scholars from around the world (including part-time and…

la crema v creme solaire.pdf

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The demand letter from the owners of the PABST mark was sent September 12. VIP Products, maker of chew toys for dogs which parody well-known trademarks, filed the declaratory judgment action on September 19. I have blogged about a previous DJ action brought by this plaintiff relating to CRISPAW (CRISTAL),

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That name again is Dr Numb: How to plead a prima facie case for a variety of trademark causes in the CD Cal http://t.co/HTsV1v3R1P

— TrademarkBlog (@TrademarkBlog) September 20, 2014

Colorado unfair comp: Pltf didn't allege GoPro copied non-functional elements http://t.co/C5sHkVQjZJ

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2 pts here: 1 – Better to amend the complaint than

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Skinny Pop Popcorn claims family of SKINNY marks; goes after OH SO SKINNY popcorn.

skinny pop.pdf

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