UA argues on appeal its trademark rights trump artist Daniel Moore's free speech rights

The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta hears case after lower courts divide on uses of artist's iconic images of Crimson Tide sporting events. University of Alabama, backed by 27 universities which filed court briefs in the case, argues licensing programs are necessary to protect trademarks and revenue.

SIIA: More Trademark Protections Needed in ICANN GTLD Program

As the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers moves forward, despite ongoing concerns, with its decision to launch a program to sell new generic...

Daniel Grant: Sports Artists Battling Big Money, Trademark Lawsuits (and Winning!)

Artists are open to all sorts of renown (commercial success, succès de scandale, their art and faces in books and magazines, their names known far...

National Business Aviation Association Inc Receives Approval for Trademark IBACE

Mumbai, Dec. 23 -- National Business Aviation Association Inc of Washington DC, USA received approval from Office of The Trade Marks Registry on the trademark IBACE (WITH LOGO) (2006056).

Fundraising Activities in Washington, D.C. Continue for Sendong Victims

6 February 2012- The Philippine American Foundation for Charities (PAFC) and the Katipunan Filipino-American Association, with the support of the Philippine Embassy in Washington, D.C., held separate activities last January 21 and 28, respectively, to raise funds for the victims of Typhoon Sendong.