Intellectual Property

Seahawks Pay Texas A&M To Extend “12th Man” Trademark

Though Texas A&M’s football team was the first to refer to its fan-base as the “12th Man,” the Seattle Seahawks […]

In Shrinking Energy Sector, Spike In Trade Secret Litigation

With continued depressed prices, companies in the stressed energy sector are turning to trade secret litigation, suing former employees and […]

Trademark Tiff Between Universities Decided

After a for-profit school in Miami changed its name from Florida National College to Florida National University, a public school, […]

Stephen Colbert Legally Blocked From Being Stephen Colbert

With the election season in full swing, CBS “Late Show” host Stephen Colbert wanted to revive his character, a clueless […]

“Stairway to Heaven” Lawsuit Sees Appeal

Lawyers will appeal an eight-member jury’s unanimous finding that, though members of Led Zeppelin may have heard “Taurus” by Spirit […]

Porn Star Sues For Being Paired With HIV Story

When the Daily Mail ran a 2013 story with the headline, “Porn industry shuts down with immediate effect after ‘female […]

A Powerful Weapon Against Infringing Imports

U.S. companies have a number of options when confronting the challenge of counterfeits or other types of IP infringement from […]

Apple Will Pays $25M To Troll

Apple has settled for $25 million with Network-1, a non-practicing entity, or patent troll. Apple will get rights to use […]

Report From The “Luxury Law Summit”

No, the conference wasn’t about the trials and tribulations of the one percent…

Trademark War Erupts In Craft Brewing Industry

Legal disputes in the beer world are the norm as new craft breweries spring up at a rate of roughly […]

Daily Updates

Sign up for our free daily newsletter for the latest news and business legal developments.

Scroll to Top