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What’s It to You?: SCOTUS Looks to Consumers in Examining “Generic.com” Trademarks

In an 8-1 decision delivered by Justice Ginsburg, the Supreme Court declined to adopt a per se rule that combining a generic term with “.com” necessarily yields a generic mark ineligible for federal trademark registration....more

No Sympathy from the U.S. Supreme Court for Trademark Infringers

Trademark infringement defendants often seek to downplay their liability for relinquishing ill-gotten gains with a defense that amounts to a simple plea: “We didn’t mean to do it.” Expressing little concern, however, for...more

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