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A blog dedicated to exploring, discussing, and sharing with the world the latest news and legal developments in trademark law -- Published by Ryan Gile.
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About Me
Ryan Gile is a trademark, copyright, and intellectual property attorney and principal of the law firm Gile Law Group. He has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America for Trademark Law and Copyright Law and has received an AV Preeminent® peer review rating from Martindale Hubbell's. His law firm has also been named among "Best Law Firms" by U.S. News & World Report.
Phone: (702) 703-7288
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Court Filings of High Profile Trademark Lawsuits
Essential Trademark Links
- U.S. Patent & Trademark Office Trademarks Page
- USPTO Data Visualization Center - Trademark Dashboard
- Basic Facts About Trademarks
- Trademark Electronic Search System (TESS)
- Trademark Status & Document Retrieval (TSDR)
- Trademark Manual of Examining Procedure (TMEP) - January 2015
- Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB)
- Final Decisions of the TTAB (Searchable)
- Trademark Trial and Appeal Board Manual of Procedure (TBMP)
- U.S. Customs & Border Patrol Intellectual Property Rights e-Recordation (IPRR)
- U.S. Customs Intellectual Property Rights Search (IPRS)
- Directory of Intellectual Property Offices Worldwide
- Historic copies of USPTO Official Gazettes (Greenberg & Lieberman)
Other Trademark Blogs
- The TTABlog®
- The Trademark Blog
- Technology & Marketing Law Blog
- Likelihood of Confusion®
- Seattle Trademark Lawyer
- Incontestable
- Trademark Decisions at Creative Protection
- 43(b)log
- Brand Geek
- Secondary Trademark Infringement Online Treatise
- Your Trademark Attorney Blog
- Knockoff Report
- Trademark Blog of the Trademark Lawyer's Mind
- Trademark 'Em
- NameWire®-The Product Naming Blog
Other Intellectual Property Blogs
- Property, intangible
- Unintellectual Property
- Internet Cases (Evan Brown)
- Brand Geek (Lara Pearson)
- IPelton (Erik M. Pelton)
- Chicago IP Litigation Blog
- Anticipate This!™ | Patent and Trademark Law Blog
- IP in Brief
- Create Protect
- Arizona Patent Attorney (Thomas W. Galvani)
- IP Finance Blog
- IP Asset Maximizer Blog
- Virginia IP Law
- ITC 337 Law Blog
- Delaware IP Law Blog
- Maryland IP Law blog
- The Legal Satyricon
Copyright Links & Blogs
Patent Links & Blogs
Other Las Vegas/Nevada Law Blogs
Blog Archive
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2009
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January
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- Logo History of "The Big Game"
- Sammy Hagar files lawsuit against CABO WABO licensee
- Trader Joe’s Reaches Settlement Over “Trader John’s”
- Utah Company Goes After Counterfeit “Male Chastity...
- Who do you think of WHEN YOU THINK OF MOUSE PADS?
- Mr. President vs. Mr. Fluffy
- Prilosec's New Heartburn Mascot Looks Familiar
- American Idol goes after Texas Strip Club Over “St...
- Silly Company! TRIX are for . . . chips?
- Trader Joe’s Sues New York Grocery Chain Over Trad...
- Monster Cable and Monster Mini Golf Reach Amicable...
- Larry Flynt Sues Nephews for Trademark Infringemen...
- Harrah’s Sues Indiana Strip Club Over “Horseshoe” ...
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January
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Labels
- ® Symbol (3)
- Abandonment (7)
- ACPA (7)
- Acquiescence (2)
- Acquired Distinctiveness (8)
- Actual Confusion (1)
- Adword (17)
- Affirmative Defense (2)
- Alter Ego (1)
- Analogous Use Doctrine (1)
- Anti-Trust (1)
- Attorney's Fees (5)
- Bad Applications (2)
- Bankruptcy (1)
- Bona Fide Intent (2)
- Breach of Contract (9)
- Cancellation (12)
- Cannabis (1)
- CBD (1)
- Cease and Desist (4)
- Certification Marks (3)
- Click-Through Web Directories (1)
- Co-Ownership (1)
- Collective Marks (4)
- Color Trademark (3)
- Common Law (14)
- Communications Decency Act (3)
- Concurrent Use (5)
- Constructive Notice (2)
- Constructive Trust (1)
- Constructive Use (2)
- Contract (1)
- Contributory Infringement (9)
- Copyright Infringement (13)
- Counterfeit Goods (14)
- Counterfeiting (5)
- Customs (1)
- Cybersquatting (37)
- Damages (1)
- Declaratory Judgment (25)
- Decorative/Ornamental Feature (9)
- Defamation (2)
- Default Judgment (2)
- Derivative Action (1)
- Design Patent (1)
- Dilution (42)
- Disclaimer (2)
- Dissimilar Marks (2)
- Domain Name (18)
- Domain Tasting (3)
- du Pont Factors (2)
- Eleventh Circuit (2)
- Evidence (1)
- Exhaustion Doctrine (2)
- Expert Witness (1)
- Fair Use (9)
- False advertising (12)
- False connection (1)
- False description (5)
- False designation of origin (15)
- Famous Mark (12)
- Famous Mark Doctrine (3)
- Federal Circuit (1)
- First Amendment Defense (8)
- First Circuit (1)
- First Sale Doctrine (1)
- Foreclosure (1)
- Foreign Priority (3)
- Foreign Use (5)
- Franchise (3)
- Fraud (12)
- Generic (12)
- Genuine Goods (1)
- Geographically Descriptive (4)
- Google (7)
- Gripe Website (1)
- Hearsay (1)
- Immoral/Scandalous Matter (1)
- Immunity (2)
- In Rem Action (4)
- Incontestable Mark (2)
- Infringement (179)
- Inherently Distinctive (2)
- Initial Interest Confusion (5)
- Intent-to-Use (4)
- Interference with Contract (2)
- Irreparable Harm (3)
- Joinder (1)
- Laches (13)
- Las Vegas (57)
- Legislation (1)
- Likelihood of Confusion (40)
- Marijuana (1)
- Merely Descriptive (8)
- Metatags (1)
- Naked License (5)
- Name/Likeness Misappropriation (5)
- Nevada (4)
- Ninth Circuit (12)
- Nominative Use Defense (4)
- OHIM (1)
- Opposition (24)
- Ornamental (7)
- Parody Defense (11)
- Personal Jurisdiction (2)
- Preliminary Injunction (18)
- Primary Jurisdiction Doctrine (1)
- Principal Register (4)
- Priority (11)
- Private-Label/Store-Brand (1)
- Privilege (1)
- Protectable Interest (2)
- Regulations (1)
- Reverse Confusion (3)
- Reverse Cybersquatting (8)
- Right of Publicity (7)
- Righthaven (4)
- Second Circuit (4)
- Secondary Meaning (2)
- Section 1(b) (1)
- Section 2(a) (1)
- Section 2(c) (3)
- Section 2(e)(1) (1)
- Section 2(e)(2) (2)
- Section 2(e)(4) (1)
- Section 2(f) (3)
- Security Interest (1)
- Seizure (4)
- Settlement (16)
- Seventh Circuit (2)
- Sound Choice (1)
- Sound Trademark (3)
- Specimen of Use (1)
- Standing (1)
- State Court (6)
- State Registration (10)
- Statute of Limitations (2)
- Statutory Damages (2)
- Subject Matter Jurisdiction (2)
- Subpoena (3)
- Suggestive Mark (1)
- Supplemental Jurisdiction (1)
- Supplemental Register (9)
- Surname (1)
- Tacking (1)
- Tenth Circuit (3)
- Territoriality (1)
- Third Circuit (1)
- Third Party Rights (1)
- TM/SM Symbols (1)
- Trade Dress (20)
- Trade Names (1)
- Trade Secret Misappropriation (1)
- Trademark 101 (2)
- Trademark Lien (1)
- Trademark Ownership (5)
- Trademark Registration (3)
- Trademark Use (14)
- TRO (3)
- TTAB (31)
- Typosquatting (3)
- U.S. Supreme Court (2)
- UDRP (5)
- Unclean Hands (3)
- Unfair Competition (9)
- Unregistered Mark (7)
- Use In Commerce (10)
- USPTO (4)
- Venue (1)
- Vicarious Infringement (6)
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3 comments:
Another sore loser?
I think the Legal Satyricon blog got it right:
http://randazza.wordpress.com/2009/01/20/4002/
I would agree that Marco's post said it best. I even mentioned it to a colleague of mine that very day.
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