Category Archives: Trademark Copyright Infringement
Tiger Woods Owned Apparel Line Faces Another Trademark Infringement Claim
According to a report from Front Office Sports, an apparel company owned by golfer Tiger Woods is facing a second trademark infringement lawsuit from a competitor. Puma contends that the Sun Day Red logo is confusingly similar to its own “Leaping Cat” logo. Notably, the Tiger Woods owned company is already facing a trademark… Read More »
Iconic Hip Hop Duo Outkast Files Trademark Infringement Lawsuit Against Atlanta-Based Group
According to a report from Pitchfork, Outkast—the iconic hip hop duo—has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against the Atlanta-based group ATLiens. Outkast contends that the EDM’s group’s name infringes upon their trademark. Notably, the second studio album put out by Outkast was called ATLiens. Within this blog post, our Florida trademark infringement lawyer discusses… Read More »
How to Respond to a Copyright Infringement Notice
The Copyright Act of 1976 is the foundation of American copyright law. It allows people, businesses, and organizations to protect original works of authorship. When one party believes its copyright is being violated, the first step is generally to send an infringement notice. A copyright infringement notice is a type of cease-and-desist letter. Most… Read More »
What Makes a Trademark Distinctive?
A trademark is a unique word, symbol, phrase, or other mark that serves as a source identifier for goods or services. It is a form of intellectual property (IP). However, a trademark can only qualify for protection if it is sufficiently distinctive. Here, our Florida trademark registration attorney provides a more comprehensive overview of… Read More »
Apparel Company Owned By Tiger Woods Face Trademark Dispute
On September 27th, 2024, Golf Monthly reported that an apparel company that is owned by golf star Tiger Woods is facing a trademark dispute. Another business has filed a trademark opposition to challenge a petition by Sun Day Red. Within this article, our Boca Raton trademark infringement lawyer provides an overview of the dispute… Read More »
Supreme Court Rules Copyright Damages May Extend Beyond Statute of Limitations
The Supreme Court of the United States has ruled that copyright damages may extend beyond the statute of limitations. In the case of Warner Chappell Music, Inc. v. Nealy, the court upheld the decision of the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Within this article, our Boca Raton copyright law attorney provides an overview of… Read More »
Supreme Court Will Hear $40+ Million ‘Dewberry’ Trademark Case
On June 24th, 2024, Reuters reported that the Supreme Court of the United States will hear oral arguments in the $40+ million ‘Dewberry’ trademark infringement case. The Dewberry Group and Dewberry Engineers have been locked in a more than ten-year conflict over branding. Here, our Florida trademark infringement lawyer highlights the key issues at… Read More »
Key Factors in Determining if Trademark Infringement Occurred
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) defines trademark infringement as “the unauthorized use of a trademark or service mark on or in connection with goods and/or services in a manner that is likely to cause confusion, deception, or mistake about the source.” How do you determine if trademark infringement happened? There are… Read More »
Trademark Litigation: Frida Kahlo Corporation Takes on Amazon Sellers
According to a report from The Art Newspaper, the Frida Kahlo Corporation—the holding company that owns much of the famed Mexican artist’s intellectual property (IP)—has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against a collection of Amazon sellers. Here, our Florida trademark litigation attorney discusses the case and legal issue in more detail. Frida Kahlo Corporation… Read More »
Court Awards Trader Joe’s to Pay Union Legal Fees Due to “Weak” Trademark Infringement Case
On May 1st, 2024, Reuters reported that the United States District Court for the Central District of California has ordered Trader Joe’s—that nationwide grocery chain—to pay a labor union $100,000 for attorneys’ fee because the trademark infringement claim it filed was exceptionally “weak.” In this article, our Boca Raton trademark rights attorney provides an… Read More »