Through a process of deconstruction we were able to prevail upon the Examiners to allow in turn each application filled. […]
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A deep-pocketed entertainment syndicate sought to bully our client into give up his stage name and registered trademark. So, we developed a plan to win. […]
A Supreme Court decision held that “Booking.com” and designations like it are capable of functioning as trademarks. But the U.S. Trademark Office disagreed. […]
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Learn how our team won a case in China by deploying equal measures of perseverance and resilience. […]
Learn how we settled a trademark case when an overseas communications firm asserted a broad U.S. trademark registration against our client’s application. […]
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Read about the civil rights case we worked on involving prisoners’ rights in Illinois. […]
CARES Act signed into law on March 27, 2020, by President Trump contains a large list of provisions extending money and loans to a variety of recipients. […]
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As the world adjusts to the impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak, it is important to take advantage of any aid that is available, such as the PPP. […]
The Supreme Court relied on what is known as the “American Rule” to affirm the decision by the Federal Circuit to reject USPTO’s request. […]
Learn how the rule change on claim construction had an impact on the number of post grant trial proceedings. […]
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