'Blue Ivy,' the trademark: Feds move fast on rights to Beyoncé and Jay-Z's ... - Washington Post (blog)

'Blue Ivy,' the trademark: Feds move fast on rights to Beyoncé and Jay-Z's ... Washington Post (blog) A typical trademark application takes three to four months, explained Chris Ott, a trademark attorney with Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease. It's usually first come, first serve, with a long, long line. It's worth the wait: A trademark identifies the ... and more »

Enzo, Eurocopter, Beyonce, Super Bowl: Intellectual Property - Bloomberg

Enzo, Eurocopter, Beyonce, Super Bowl: Intellectual Property Bloomberg Enzo “has the right to sue and recover damages for any current or past infringement” of the patent, its lawyers said in three separate complaints filed Jan. 30 in federal court in Wilmington, Delaware. Enzo Biochem reported $102 million in sales and a ... and more »

Lawyers fear loss of income from trademark treaty - Jamaica Gleaner

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Lawyers fear loss of income from trademark treaty Jamaica Gleaner The Jamaica Bar Association is wary of Jamaica's plan to sign on to the international system for trademarks, called the Madrid Protocol, saying it would likely result in loss of income for lawyers and less tax revenue for the treasury.

L'Oreal, HTC, Wolf Trap, Nestle, Gingrich: Intellectual Property - Bloomberg

L'Oreal, HTC, Wolf Trap, Nestle, Gingrich: Intellectual Property Bloomberg Trademark Wolf Trap, Barns of Rose Hill Settle Trademark Infringement Suit Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, which owns and operates the Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts in collaboration with the National Park Service, ... and more »

The Am Law 100, the Early Numbers: SNR Denton Joins Comeback List as Revenue ... - The Am Law Daily

The Am Law 100, the Early Numbers: SNR Denton Joins Comeback List as Revenue ... The Am Law Daily In what is fast becoming a year of turnarounds among the Am Law 100, SNR Denton's US arm became the latest to announce a return to topline growth in 2011, according to The American Lawyer's reporting. Like Mayer Brown and McDemott, Will & Emery—both ... and more »