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Partner Lisa Buckley’s Article “Making It As A Band May Be Tough, But Breaking Up Is Hard to Do”

The Wrap November 15, 2012 Press Release and Publication In the on-line magazine The Wrap, Partner Lisa Buckley, a member of Pryor Cashman's Entertainment, Litigation and Intellectual Property Groups, discusses the legal...more

INGENUITY 13 LLC v. John Doe

ORDER ISSUING SANCTIONS (against Porn-Trolling legal collectives)

“The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.” —Spock, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982). The legal behavior in the porno-trolling collective was controlled by several attorneys, under whom other individuals...more

The Most-Offensive Advertisement in Law Marketing History

This is arguably the most-offensive print advertisement in the history of marketing the legal profession. It is apparently part of a branding and differentiation campaign by a firm seeking to sell services to law firms and...more

Top Trademark Trends in 2010

In 2010, many of the biggest news stories touched on the world of trademarks in some manner. Facebook and Apple were active taking steps to register and protect a variety of trademarks. But the most notable trademark story of...more

Trademarks in Football and Fashion: House of Leger to Who Dat (R)

Recent trademark disputes in the news, and a broad overview of trademark law. This article discusses the NFL's cease and desist letters sent to New Orleans entrepreneurs prohibiting use of "who dat" on merchandise, and covers...more

Bennett Law Office, PC v. Burrus Intellectual Property Law Group

TTAB Decision in Opposition No. 91177164

Attorney Tamera Bennett, sole shareholder of Bennett Law Office, PC announced today the Trademark Trial & Appeals Board found there is a likelihood of consumer confusion between the trademark YOU CREATE. WE PROTECT. for legal...more

iFart Mobile v. Pull My Finger Press Release

Press Release related to Complaint filing in the InfoMedia Inc v. Air-O-Matic Inc dispute over the use of "pull my finger" in InfoMedia's marketing efforts for its iPhone Application "iFart."...more