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TTABlog Test: Which of These Three Section 2(d) Refusals Was/Were Reversed?

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90358149 (May 1, 2023) [not precedential] (Opinion by Judge Jyll Taylor) [Section 2(d) refusal of MAJESTIC MANGO for "Ice cream infused with alcohol; Sorbet infused with alcohol" [MANGO disclaimed] in view of the registered mark MAJESTIC SHAKES for "Frozen confections; ice cream products, namely, ice cream and ice cream drinks" [SHAKES disclaimed].

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Disparate impact isn't "unfair" for consumer protection purposes, court indicates

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May 18, 2021) This would make a great student note topic: Is disparate impact “unfair” under state consumer protection laws? She ignores that the different scents, packaging, and labels make the products potentially attractive to different customers with different preferences.” Conopco, Inc., 20-2696 (8 h Cir. Seems wrong to me.

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Overview of the S. 3 landscape on patenting biotechnology inventions in India

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All views expressed are personal]. Since living cells and products of nature are often involved in these inventions, clarity regarding patent eligibility is becoming more important. The discovery, development and patenting of biologics has been historically tied to the ‘product of nature’ question under patent law.

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The Interplay between Religious Sensitiveness and Trademark Law in India

IP and Legal Filings

It is easy for businesses to associate their products and services with religion since people are so deeply devoted to their faiths. ” The Court ruled that the word “KRISHNA” has not gained secondary uniqueness and that it cannot be monopolised because it is a common word for a Hindu god linked with milk and milk products.

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U Mass v L’Oréal: Avoiding indefiniteness through claim construction

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UMass’s claimed invention is a topical skin care product containing adenosine that is applied to the skin. This opinion nominally addressing indefiniteness illustrates the power of de novo claim construction review at the Federal Circuit. Beauty, after all, is “in the eyes of the beholder.””

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Comparing the Labour legislation Maternity Benefits Act, 1961 (India) VS. Family and Medical Leave Act of the USA

IP and Legal Filings

This legislation acknowledges the physiological requirements of expectant mothers, the significance of postpartum recovery, as well as the crucial role that mothers play in caring for their infants in the first few months of life. It also covered topics including job security and workplace discrimination against expectant workers.

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Trademark Class Choose Wisely To Avoid Objection

IP and Legal Filings

Trademarks are used to identify and protect a product’s or service’s words and graphic components. It might be a symbol, a motto, or even the product name. The trademark categorization system categorises all products and services into 45 trademark classes, including 34 for goods and 11 for services.