A court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the estate of Dr. Seuss claiming ComicMix’s Dr. Seuss / Star Trek mash up book, “Oh, the Places You’ll Boldly Go!” is protected by fair use and therefore not copyright infringement.
Two very active trademark filers and opposers are going to battle concerning Monster Energy’s attempt to register the ULTRA KRYPTONITE trademark with DC Comics claiming they own exclusive rights to the KRYPTONITE trademark.
Marvel has opposed Corey Goode, an alien conspiracy theorist, attempt to register a trademark for RETURN OF THE GUARDIANS claiming it is confusingly similar to Marvel’s GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY trademark.
The Supreme Court has spoken and held that a copyright registration is needed in hand to commence a lawsuit but what does this mean to you?
The Paris Distilling Company, LLC attempt to register the trademark for its booze, OLD BARBEE was opposed by Mattel, the owner of the BARBIE trademark, but the booze company defaulted in responding to the opposition and appears to be walking away from the registration.
The United States Patent and Trademark Office in order to curtail fraudulent trademark registration application has proposed a rule that requires foreign applicants to hire a US-based attorney
Jonathan Bertuccelli, the creator of the NBA’s New Orleans Pelicans Mascot, King Cake Baby, has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against the makers and producers of Happy Death Day claiming the killer wore a mask that is too similar to Bertuccelli’s creation.
Epic has moved to dismiss a copyright infringement lawsuit over dance moves in Fortnite filed by 2 Milly claiming that “no one can own a dance step”.
Marvel and DC Comics, claiming ownership to the SUPERHERO trademark, have joined forces to oppose the trademark for an upcoming 41 Entertainment LLC animated television show named “Superhero Summer Camp”.
A woman who fell down some subway stairs when she claimed she after being scared of a Dexter poster had her lawsuit against Showtime and New York City dismissed.
