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Someone Registered Richard Mille Without Using It. Here’s Why the Court Shut It Down. 
Intellectual Property - Trademark Services

Someone Registered Richard Mille Without Using It. Here’s Why the Court Shut It Down. 

You don’t need to copy a product to misuse a brand. Sometimes, all it takes is a trademark filing on paper. That’s…

Netflix Buys Warner Bros. & HBO for $82.7B: The Biggest IP Acquisition in Streaming History 
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Netflix Buys Warner Bros. & HBO for $82.7B: The Biggest IP Acquisition in Streaming History 

On December 5, 2025, Netflix announced it had signed a definitive agreement to acquire Warner Bros., including its film/TV studios…

Eminem Sends Swim Shady a Cease-and-Desist: There’s Only One Shady 
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Eminem Sends Swim Shady a Cease-and-Desist: There’s Only One Shady 

Marshall Mathers (aka Eminem) has once again shown the world that when it comes to the “Slim Shady” brand, he…

The $100M IP Clash Between Lady Gaga and Lost Surfboards: Lessons for Your Law Practice 
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The $100M IP Clash Between Lady Gaga and Lost Surfboards: Lessons for Your Law Practice 

In March 2025, pop superstar Lady Gaga made headlines when she faced a lawsuit from California-based Lost Surfboards over her…

Transforming IP Practice: Insights from Draft n Craft at AIPLA 2025 
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Transforming IP Practice: Insights from Draft n Craft at AIPLA 2025 

The intellectual property landscape is evolving faster than ever. For U.S. IP attorneys, staying ahead of the latest trends, technologies,…

Patent Drama Unfolds: Amgen’s $50 Million Gamble on Blincyto’s Fate 
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Patent Drama Unfolds: Amgen’s $50 Million Gamble on Blincyto’s Fate 

In the high-stakes world of pharmaceuticals, a recent legal battle has captured the industry’s attention. Amgen, a biopharmaceutical giant, found…

Nutella Secures Major IP Ruling Abroad. What It Means for Global Brand Protection 
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Nutella Secures Major IP Ruling Abroad. What It Means for Global Brand Protection 

When Ferrero India stepped into court this year, it wasn’t just about stopping a fake chocolate spread. It was about…

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Beyond Automation: Why Hybrid Docketing Is the New Gold Standard in IP Management 

As IP portfolios grow in complexity and scale, the demand for accurate and efficient docketing has never been higher. While…

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2025 IP Trends Unveiled: What Every Legal Professional Must Know

The intellectual property (IP) landscape is undergoing a seismic transformation, driven by rapid technological advancements, the rise of digital economies,…

Trademark classes
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Trademark classes

Understanding Overlapping Classes in Trademark Registration  Trademark registration often involves complexities, one of which is the concept of overlapping classes.…

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Federal Circuit Ruling in Crocs v. Effervescent Defines False Patent Claims as Deceptive Advertising Under the Lanham Act

On October 3, 2024, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) ruled in Crocs, Inc. v. Effervescent,…

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Balancing Work and Life as a Solo Attorney or Small Law Firm Owner

As a solo attorney or the owner of a small law firm, you wear many hats. From managing client cases…