Trademark

Is Virgin Olive Oil a Thing of the Past?

If Richard Branson has his way, it might be.  Mr. Branson, the tremendously successful entrepreneur and chairman and founder of…

12 years ago

How to keep your product from being counterfeited

As a business owner, the last thing you want or need is to find out some third-rate company is making…

12 years ago

The Feds Win!

The Voice of America was created in 1942.  It became famous during World War II when radio emcees would broadcast…

12 years ago

Interesting Famous Intellectual Property Disputes

Intellectual Property… You know that wonderful system that aims to foster an environment in which creativity and innovation can flourish.…

12 years ago

The Major Differences between Patents, Copyrights, and Trademarks

Trademarks, copyrights, and patents are all available to the public upon request. You do not have to be a business…

12 years ago

Film Director Terry Gilliam Sued For Alleged Use of Street Mural in His New Film ‘Zero Theorem’

On August 12, 2014, the film director Terry Gilliam was sued over a mural painting in his latest movie, The…

12 years ago

Can Pi be trademark protected?

Think back to math class.  Do you remember learning about pi?  It’s that funny little greek letter that looks like…

12 years ago

The “Frozen” Lawsuit

Frozen, the Disney movie released in 2013 was recently declared as the highest grossing animated movie of all time.  To…

12 years ago

Vidalia Onion is a Trademarked Name

It’s that time again – fresh, sweet Vidalia onions are in supermarkets all throughout Florida.  Just thinking about onion and cucumber…

12 years ago

The History of Who Dat???

Who Dat!”- The supporting cry for the New Orleans Saints is actually trademarked by a few San Antonio musicians.  In…

12 years ago