Archive for June 2017
Trademark Disputes, Litigation Holds, and the Duty to Preserve
The legal principles relating to litigation holds are not trademark specific. But it is clear that the rules requiring a party and its counsel to implement a litigation hold apply equally to trademark infringement litigation. These are rules that a trademark owner and its trademark counsel—both trademark prosecution and trademark litigation counsel—should know. They should…
Read MoreDisclaimers: Can You Really Disclaim Confusion To Avoid Trademark Infringement?
After a mini hiatus (due mainly to the INTA 2017 Annual Meeting madness in Barcelona), the Trademark Well blog posts are back on track. But that doesn’t mean the impact of Barcelona isn’t still being felt. Like in this post’s featured image, for example. It’s a tip of the cap to all those strange figurines…
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