deadmua5 logodisney mouse

Funny story: I intended to upload the notice of opposition using ‘Disney v Deadmau5’ as the file name. Took forever. Tried again. Took forever. Suspecting that anti-copyright piracy filtering software was at work, I renamed the file ‘Nondescript TTAB Filename.’ Worked like a charm.

nondescript ttab case.pdf

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bonella cards

From the knock-down drag-out world of religious prayer cards: plaintiff fails to establish trade dress in its catalog. Exhaustive discussion of analysis of trademark protection for the ‘look and feel’ of a catalog.

43(b)log discussion of Gerffert v Dean here.

gerffert trade dress in catalog.pdf

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Somewhat unusual use of the in rem provisions of ACPA. Chinese plaintiff alleges that a John Doe who also resides in China, has converted multiple domain names for (their) own use. Alleges cyber-squatting, tortious interference and conversion.

jin v 001hh com memo.pdf

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