This chapter provides an overview of the public policy limitations on trademark subject matter under U.S. law. This is an area of law that had been fairly stable until recently. The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2017 decision striking down the prohibition on registering disparaging marks and its 2019 decision striking down the prohibition on registering immoral and scandalous marks may prompt a larger reexamination of the policy justifications for denying trademark registration.https://digitalcommons.wcl.american.edu/facsch_bk_contributions/1179/thumbnail.jp
The trademark use doctrine plays a critical role in ensuring that trademark law serves its proper pu...
Since its judicial creation in the 1970s, strong controversy has surrounded the practice of trademar...
Trademark merchandising - the use of trademarks on promotional products for profits or simply as adv...
This chapter provides an overview of the public policy limitations on trademark subject matter under...
Over the course of the last two years, the Supreme Court has engaged in a long-overdue assessment of...
This Article explains why federal courts should not defer to United States Patent and Trademark Offi...
Trademark law contains important limits that place a range of third party conduct beyond the control...
Since 1967, Pro-Football has registered six marks that include the term “redskins,” a derogatory rac...
Trademarks are valuable economic rights. Businesses around the world use trademark status to guard t...
American trademark law is expanding. The expansion began with the adoption of the Lanham Act in 1947...
This paper challenges the conventional wisdom that trademark law traditionally sought to protect con...
In the last seventy years, trademark rights have expanded enormously. Many commentators believe this...
The United States Supreme Court\u27s unanimous ruling in Matal v. Tam is a landmark decision regardi...
There is an inherent tension between the First Amendment and trademark law. For over 100 years the U...
Abstract: Trademarks serve as an indication of origin of goods or services and differentiate such go...
The trademark use doctrine plays a critical role in ensuring that trademark law serves its proper pu...
Since its judicial creation in the 1970s, strong controversy has surrounded the practice of trademar...
Trademark merchandising - the use of trademarks on promotional products for profits or simply as adv...
This chapter provides an overview of the public policy limitations on trademark subject matter under...
Over the course of the last two years, the Supreme Court has engaged in a long-overdue assessment of...
This Article explains why federal courts should not defer to United States Patent and Trademark Offi...
Trademark law contains important limits that place a range of third party conduct beyond the control...
Since 1967, Pro-Football has registered six marks that include the term “redskins,” a derogatory rac...
Trademarks are valuable economic rights. Businesses around the world use trademark status to guard t...
American trademark law is expanding. The expansion began with the adoption of the Lanham Act in 1947...
This paper challenges the conventional wisdom that trademark law traditionally sought to protect con...
In the last seventy years, trademark rights have expanded enormously. Many commentators believe this...
The United States Supreme Court\u27s unanimous ruling in Matal v. Tam is a landmark decision regardi...
There is an inherent tension between the First Amendment and trademark law. For over 100 years the U...
Abstract: Trademarks serve as an indication of origin of goods or services and differentiate such go...
The trademark use doctrine plays a critical role in ensuring that trademark law serves its proper pu...
Since its judicial creation in the 1970s, strong controversy has surrounded the practice of trademar...
Trademark merchandising - the use of trademarks on promotional products for profits or simply as adv...