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Supreme Court Says “Willfulness” Not Required to Recover Trademark Infringers’ Profits — What’s Next?

In Romag Fasteners, Inc. v. Fossil, Inc., the U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled unanimously that willful intent is not an absolute prerequisite to awarding...
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Courts

‘Generic’ Trademark Case Kicks Off SCOTUS Livestreamed Oral Arguments

The U.S. Supreme Court kicked off a round of remote oral arguments Monday with a trademark case questioning the ability to register trademarks for...
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Features

Colorado Attorneys Win Landmark Case on ‘Color Marks’

A small Colorado intellectual property law firm won a major victory in a trademark case on April 8, and the precedent-setting decision from the...
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News

Do Two Generics Make a Trademark?

Can two common terms add up to something more distinctive than the sum of their parts? On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments...
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Courts

U.S. Supreme Court Hands Win to Litigants Appealing Patent Denials in District Courts

The U.S. Supreme Court in a Dec. 11 opinion made short work of a case about attorney fees in litigation against the U.S. Patent...
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Courts

SCOTUS Hears Offensive Trademark Case

During an hour of oral arguments, both Supreme Court justices and the arguing attorneys before them managed to avoid saying the F-word, in a...
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Features

Old Intellectual Property Law, New Applications

The past year has seen a few shakeups in intellectual property law. The U.S. Supreme Court heard a case dealing with free speech protections...
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People

Former Federal Prosecutor Joins Snell & Wilmer’s Denver Office

Snell & Wilmer announced Tuesday that former federal prosecutor Aloke Chakravarty joined the firm's white collar defense and investigations group and cybersecurity, data protection and...
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