The Art of Dance: Copyrightability and Legal Precedent
Post Authored By: Natalie Elizaroff Dance is a form of art characterized in part by performance and in part by
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USPTO v. Booking.com: A Follow Up
Post by Stephanie Nikitenko In May 2020, I discussed the oral arguments held in the Supreme Court case USPTO v.
A Contemporary Look at Genericism: USPTO v. Booking.com
Post Authored by Stephanie Nikitenko On May 4, 2020, the Supreme Court not only had its very first telephonic oral
Keeping a Close Watch on the Watch Industry: Hamilton Int’l Ltd. v. Vortic LLC
Post Authored by Tony Traina, Originally Posted Here It’s been a long couple of years for Vortic since the megabrand
Navigating Your Client’s Cannabis-Related Intellectual Property: What You Need to Know
Post Authored by Stephanie Nikitenko Now that cannabis has been legalized in eleven states and Washington D.C., cannabis selling and