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The B-Side Blog – Chucky: The Doll of Fear and the Expanding IP Universe

Nelligan Law

As the franchise evolves, one thing remains undeniable: Chucky will always be the doll that evokes fear and captures imaginations, firmly establishing itself as a cornerstone of horror IP, reinforced by its trademarks and copyrights.

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Arbitrary Trademark: What You Should Know (Video)

LexBlog IP

Syed Law made a video explaining arbitrary trademarks. Ideally, you want to convey a feeling or evoke an emotional response from your clients. An investment firm may use the brand BLACKROCK to convey a sense of stability, or an entertainment company may use the term BLIZZARD to create an emotion. Both are successful brands.

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“Pink Perfection: The Trademarking Of Barbie’s Signature Hue”

IP and Legal Filings

According to the law, a colour cannot be protected by a trademark if it is deemed “functional,” whether for utilitarian or aesthetic purposes. To evoke specific psychological reactions, a colour might be associated with objects in a metaphorical or figurative sense. WHY THE HASSLE?