Louis Vuitton v. My Other Bag

Rebecca Tushnet on D Ct decision in My Other Bag

Plaintiff-Appellant Brief

Rebecca Tushnet on 2d Circuit decision in My Other Bag

Law Professor Amicus in 2d Cir appeal of My Other Bag

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Second Circuit

Rogers v Grimaldi

THIRD CIRCUIT

Facenda v NFL Films

Eighth Circuit

Fortis V Warner Bros (CLEAN SLATE)

Ninth Circuit

Mattel c. MCA Records (BARBIE GIRL)

Gordon v Drape Creative (Honey Badger)

Twentieth Century Fox v. Empire Distribution

Tenth circuit

Cardtoons L.C. v. Major League Baseball Players Ass’n, 95 F.3d 959, 970 (10th Cir.

Straightforward fact pattern. Website falsely claims that Laura Ingraham has left her job at Fox News to sell skincare products.

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My wife, who doesn’t follow sports, knows who the GREEK FREAK is, so there’s evidence for the dilution claim.

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I was fortunate to have worked on INTA’s brief in the Booking.com Supreme Court appeal. The question presented is:

Whether the addition by an online business of a generic top-level domain (“.com”) to an otherwise generic term can create a protectable trademark.

Booking.com BV sought registration of the mark BOOKING.COM for online travel services.

Plaintiff is an author and speaker. She hired defendant to create a website for her. The relationship must have soured as “Defendant convinced GoDaddy to permit her to access Plaintiff’s GoDaddy Account, where she changed the login credentials to prevent Defendant (sic) [seems to mean plaintiff] from accessing the Subject Domain Name. . . .Defendant…

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The trade agreement signed last Wednesday by President Donald Trump and China includes a provision to stanch the sale of #counterfeit goods on e-commerce platforms like Amazon: https://t.co/BX3rIgoI2q Via @CNBC #BrandProtection #eCommerce

— Incopro (@Incopro) January 22, 2020