Add to ORKGAs trademark rights become an increasingly valuable asset in Chapter 11 reorganizations, it is critical for Congress and the courts to clarify how trademarks will be treated in bankruptcy, particularly where the debtor is a trademark licensee. Without clarity, Chapter 11 reorganization may not be a viable option. This Comment urges that trademark licensees should not be stripped of a license simply because the licensee enters bankruptcy. Rather, where a licensee intends only to continue using an existing license under the terms of the existing agreement with the licensor, the licensee\u27s use of that license should be uninterrupted during reorganization. This recommendation, contrary to the position of trademark licensors, will not invade ...
Controversy surrounds continuing application practice at the United States Patent & Trademark Office...
This article argues that trademark infringement and dilution are best understood as commercial behav...
This Note analyzes injunctive relief for trademark cases. Specifically, this Note conducts an overvi...
In 1988, Congress amended § 365 of the Bankruptcy Code, which deals with the rejection of executory ...
In this Article, I argue that the control tightrope and the general indeterminacy of licensor liabil...
As trademark rights become an increasingly valuable asset in Chapter 11 reorganizations, it is criti...
In the 1985 decision Lubrizol Enterprises v. Richmond Metal Finishers, the Fourth Circuit establishe...
Patent law seeks to advance technological innovation by encouraging invention with a limited-duratio...
The explosive growth of technology in the last two decades has vastly expanded intellectual property...
In this Article, I argue that trademark licensors should be subjected to liability under the apparen...
In 1988, Congress amended § 365 of the Bankruptcy Code to allow intellectual property licenses to re...
Since the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision, Markman v. Westview Instruments, Inc., courts have...
Of the twenty largest public company bankruptcy filings from 1980 to the present, seventeen have tak...
(Excerpt) Under title 11 of the United States Code (the “Bankruptcy Code”), a debtor may reject or a...
In 1872, a young man named Claudio Alvarez Lefebre began manufacturing and selling high-quality rum ...
Controversy surrounds continuing application practice at the United States Patent & Trademark Office...
This article argues that trademark infringement and dilution are best understood as commercial behav...
This Note analyzes injunctive relief for trademark cases. Specifically, this Note conducts an overvi...
In 1988, Congress amended § 365 of the Bankruptcy Code, which deals with the rejection of executory ...
In this Article, I argue that the control tightrope and the general indeterminacy of licensor liabil...
As trademark rights become an increasingly valuable asset in Chapter 11 reorganizations, it is criti...
In the 1985 decision Lubrizol Enterprises v. Richmond Metal Finishers, the Fourth Circuit establishe...
Patent law seeks to advance technological innovation by encouraging invention with a limited-duratio...
The explosive growth of technology in the last two decades has vastly expanded intellectual property...
In this Article, I argue that trademark licensors should be subjected to liability under the apparen...
In 1988, Congress amended § 365 of the Bankruptcy Code to allow intellectual property licenses to re...
Since the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision, Markman v. Westview Instruments, Inc., courts have...
Of the twenty largest public company bankruptcy filings from 1980 to the present, seventeen have tak...
(Excerpt) Under title 11 of the United States Code (the “Bankruptcy Code”), a debtor may reject or a...
In 1872, a young man named Claudio Alvarez Lefebre began manufacturing and selling high-quality rum ...
Controversy surrounds continuing application practice at the United States Patent & Trademark Office...
This article argues that trademark infringement and dilution are best understood as commercial behav...
This Note analyzes injunctive relief for trademark cases. Specifically, this Note conducts an overvi...