A previous blog post discussed the United States Supreme Court’s consideration of Lee v. Tam, a case involving whether an Asian-American...

From the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office: Are you a solo performer?  A member of a band?  Do you want nationwide protection for your...

Just in time for Opening Day 2017, Attorney Christian H. Brill and Prof. Howard W. Brill have published a comprehensive examination of...

Registering your business’s trademark with the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) is not a requirement for protecting your...

The United States Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in Lee v. Tam, a case involving the denial of a trademark registration for...

Ever wondered why references to this week’s football game between the Atlanta Falcons and the New England Patriots avoid certain words?...

The newest National Hockey League team – the Vegas Golden Knights – is facing a legal battle before its first puck even drops on the...

The Ohio State University has filed a trademark application to protect its use of the name of Woody Hayes, the legendary coach of five...

Even though the Buckeyes are not participating this March, Ohio employers should not forget about the impact that the NCAA men’s...

A federal trademark registration with the United States Patent & Trademark Office(USPTO) is limited to protection within the United...

Attorney Christian Brill is speaking this week at the 27th Cooperstown Symposium on Baseball and American Culture at the National...

As they do every March, words like “Cinderella”, “bracket”, and “madness” have again begun to take on new meaning.  But, just like the...

Sunday’s football game between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots will bring many references to “The Big Game“, “The...