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Bikram’s Yoga v Evolation Yoga 9th Cir Decision
NY Times commentary on ‘Hot Yoga’ decision.
Shades of Grey Commentary on Yoga Decision.
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SKINNYGIRL Empire of Products v SKINNYGIRL Tea (SDNY Complaint)
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Text of MTM v Amazon
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WTR: Managing the Trademark Asset Lifecycle
I over-work the cliché: “that which goes without saying, often goes without doing.” When we give advice to our clients, it goes without saying that each recommendation should be preceded by: “if it makes economic sense to do so.” So often we forget to consider whether we should, for example, be paying $2 to…
Purchaser of a Volkswagen Sues Under 43(a)(1)(B)
Benjamin Austin v Volkswagen Group, et. al., 15-cv-7806 (here in beautiful White Plains). Purchaser of a Volkswagen sues under 43(a)(1)(B) (false advertising) relating to the ‘diesel’ scandal. Thing is: even under Lexmark, there likely isn’t standing.
Al Fross
I wrote this on the day Al Fross died, September 11, 2012. I re-post it every year. Every year someone who had known Al sees the piece, and writes me to share a memory or two.
I thought I was going to write about 9/11 today but that has turned out not to be…
Engine Co. 3, Ladder Co. 12
Personal Jurisdiction: D. Kansas
Plaintiff terminates Asian distributor. Asian distributor allegedly hires Texas defendant to manufacture counterfeits. No general or specific jurisdiction over Texas manufacturer in Kansas.
BG PRODUCTS, INC. v. STINGER CHEMICAL, LLC, Dist. Court, D. Kansas 2015 – Google Scholar.
RCA v. VOXX – Failure to Plead Public Injury Under NY GBL 349 and 350
SDNY: Counterclaim under NY GBL sections 349 and 350 failed to plead necessary ‘public injury’ caused by plaintiff’s alleged sales of counterfeits.


