Tag:Federal Circuit
Opinion
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...
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...
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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