Trademarks
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IpHorgan Thwarts the United States Olympic Committee’s Claims to PIERRE DE COUBERTIN
After a hard-fought, four-year battle before the United States Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) with the United States Olympic Committee, in a precedent setting decision, we successfully defended our client Tempting Brands’ application to register the mark PIERRE DE COUBERTIN. […]
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Shutting Down a Mississippi Bait And Switch
We prefer persuasion over the iron bar of litigation, but sometimes a fight is thrust upon reasonable right-holders. […]
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The Artist
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. […]
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United States Patent and Trademark Office et al, Petitioners, v. Booking.com B.V.
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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For China, The IpHorgan Recipe For Defeating Counterfeiters — Persistence And Stick-To-It-Ness
Learn how our team won a case in China by deploying equal measures of perseverance and resilience. […]