Remove topics attorney-s-fees
article thumbnail

Erik’s #1 Tip Filing a Trademark Application

Erik K Pelton

Of all of the tips that I’ve given over the years, there’s one that is far and away the most important tip when applying for trademark registration: the number one thing you can do to help your trademark application is work with an experienced attorney. It’s risky to apply for a trademark anytime.

Trademark 147
article thumbnail

First Things First: Trademark Preliminary Screens

LexBlog IP

If any readers have ever gotten in touch with OG+S regarding a potential trademark application, we have likely mentioned the possibility of doing a “preliminary screen” for your mark. Here at OG+S, we are always happy to run such a screen (for a reasonable flat fee) for anyone considering applying for a trademark.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

Working with Experts and Recent Developments in Trade Secrets Damages: Jesse Coleman Shares Key Takeaways from AIPLA Webinar

LexBlog IP

” Together with Brent Bersin of FTI Consulting and Attorneys Lawrence Pockers and Jennifer Kenedy, the webinar shed light on the intricacies of trade secrets damages and provided valuable insights into the evolving landscape of this critical area of trade secrets litigation.

article thumbnail

Cloned-and-Revised Legal Documents Aren’t Copyrightable–UIRC v. William Blair

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

This case revisits the venerable topic of if, and when, cloning-and-revising a legal document can be copyright infringement. Despite UIRC’s copyright registrations, the court says the UIRC’s edits aren’t copyrightable: UIRC did not independently create most of the language in the documents at issue.

article thumbnail

If TOS Formation Fails, Bad Legal Outcomes Are Likely to Follow–Doe v. Roblox

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

However, Roblox’s policy not to refund buyers in those circumstances is head-scratching–especially when so many buyers were pre-teen. After this lawsuit was filed, Roblox perhaps recognized its untenable position and refunded buyers; it even offered to pay reasonable attorneysfees. Contract Formation.

Contracts 123
article thumbnail

Recent Google sanctions should prompt review of data preservation practices

LexBlog IP

Google’s document retention policy required individual employees to identify internal chat conversations responsive to a litigation hold. The court found this policy to be in violation of Google’s duty to preserve electronically-stored information under the Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(e).

article thumbnail

Are Courts Finally Getting Fed Up With Copyright Shakedowns?

Copyright Lately

That’s because just two days after the case was filed, Southern District of New York Judge Valerie Caproni took the matter into her own hands. She issued an Order to Show Cause, ordering Dolezal to file papers explaining why the case should not be dismissed based on the Copyright Act’s fair use doctrine.