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Ipad Chinese Proview v. Apple Trademark Update
So what’s new in Proview vs. Apple? If you remember from our earlier blogs, since late 2011 the two companies have engaged in a trademark dispute over the iPad name. Proview Technology, a now bankrupt Chinese manufacturer, registered the trademark “iPad” in 2001. Apple released the iPad in 2010 and states that it purchased the…
READ MORETop Trademark Firms Cohen IP Law Group, P.C.
We are proud to announce that Michael N. Cohen of Cohen IP Law Group, P.C. has again ranked in the 2012 edition of Intellectual Property Today magazine survey for its Top Trademark Law Firms. The law firms are ranked according to the number of U.S. trademark registrations issued in 2011 where the firm or attorney…
READ MOREGreat Article About INTA (International Trademark Association)
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jesscollen/2012/05/10/265/
READ MORENegligent Drivers Face Motorcycle Accident Settlements
This is a blog from my friend Michael Ehline from Ehline Law Firm PC. He is a great tort lawyer, so read his guest blog below: Negligent drivers face motorcycle accident settlements, this is the motorcycle accident lawsuits that hold the driver accountable for their actions, when they have been carless or reckless. The motorcycle…
READ MORETupac Hologram Copyright and Intellectual Property Issues
Most of you have probably heard about the Tupac hologram at the Coachella Music Festival in California over the weekend. If you haven’t…read the news, there was a Tupac hologram at the Coachella Music Festival over the weekend. Now that’s out of the way, why is this important? First, it was a great post-mortem performance…
READ MOREThe Velvet Underground Sues Andy Warhol Foundation for Trademark Infringement
Issues of copyright and trademark ownership can become tricky when an artist makes a work for hire. This is currently the case with The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and 60’s rock band The Velvet Underground. Many people would recognize the Andy Warhol stylized print of a banana as the Velvet Underground’s unofficial…
READ MOREYahoo Patent Infringement Dispute with Facebook
As Facebook readies itself for an initial public offering this spring, tensions are running high in Silicon Valley. A bit too high, perhaps. Yahoo has just sued Facebook for patent infringement over 10 patents that involve methods to advertise online. A similar suit occurred in 2004, when Yahoo sued Google just prior to its IPO. …
READ MOREPinterest Walking a Copyright Infringement Tightrope
The content sharing mega-site “Pinterest” is rapidly gaining online momentum. The site features a virtual “pinboard” where users can post photos they find online and arrange them into albums, sort of like scrapbooking. The site is hugely popular to women under the age of 35; Pinterest’s Facebook page is “liked” by 97% women. This site…
READ MOREApple iTV Trademark Infringement
Apple has been cooking up a new TV-like product for a while, and it’s been coming closer and closer to fruition. Steve Jobs announced “iTV” a while ago, although it has not been launched, only hinted at, and talked about internally. No doubt, consumers will be eager to jump on the iTV bandwagon, as soon…
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Ludacris’ Trademark Battle for Disturbing Tha Peace
Early this month, Demitri Brown and Donna Evans-Brown (the “Browns”) filed a federal trademark infringement suit against Christopher Bridges p/k/a Ludacris, claiming that Luda’s “Disturbing…
LANHAM ACT: ISSUES AFTER LEXMARK AND POM WONDERFUL
For anyone in the food and beverage industry or involved in business marketing, Michael Cohen will be moderating a seminar on July 14, 2014 at…
Michael Cohen interviewed regarding the USFL trademark dispute.
The United States Football League (USFL) is about to be reborn after it previously ended in the 80s. Michael Cohen discusses with the hosts of…