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Cease and desist: Tough but fair

Likelihood of Confusion

Duets Blogger Steve Baird, no defense-side snowflake, has agreed with me in the past on this topic. He has a new post that includes some great advice for would-be trademark enforcers, whom he advises to put […] The post Cease and desist: Tough but fair appeared first on LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION™.

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The SAD Scheme as an Institutional Failure

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

[These are my rough-draft talk notes from a recent workshop of trademark law professors.] The SAD Scheme involves a trademark owner suing dozens/hundreds of defendants using a sealed complaint, getting an ex parte TRO, and then having the online marketplaces freeze the defendants’ accounts and money.

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5 Key Takeaways - Design Patents for Patent Professionals

JD Supra Law

Kilpatrick Townsend’s Babak Kusha recently spoke at the Federal Bar Association’s IP Law Fall Conference 2022 on the topic of “Design Patents for Patent Professionals.” Please see full article below for more information.

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Reflecting on Alt Legal and Corsearch Live: An Insightful Recap

Corsearch

On March 19th, the trademark community came together in the heart of New York City for an exclusive event that promised to be both informative and enriching. Attended by 150 trademark experts, the event proved to be a resounding success, offering a blend of networking opportunities and engaging Continuing Legal Education (CLE) sessions.

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Around the IP Blogs

The IPKat

The new guidelines cover topics such as formality examination and procedures for trade mark applications, oppositions, declarations of invalidity, cancellations, classification of goods and services, examination of applications for change of trade mark ownership, trade mark renewal and other procedural issues. Is overblocking real?

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Protecting Your Brand: How to Remove Counterfeits from X (formerly Twitter)

Corsearch

Identify the type of infringement X/ Twitter prohibits users from violating others’ intellectual property rights, and has policies in place against counterfeit infringement , trademark infringement , copyright infringement and impersonation. Trademark infringement Unauthorized use of your brand name, logo, or other trademarked elements.

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Saturday Sundries

The IPKat

Hosted by Carpmaels on 28 June from 6PM, Sophie Lawrance (Bristows) and Tess Waldron (Powell Gilbert) will be looking at what these developments mean for UK litigators acting for SEP licensors and licensees in this space. The event is hybrid. To register click here. More details and registration here.

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