trademark
Why Intel Couldn’t Trademark Numbers Anymore
Intel’s processor business was massive, but a lengthy legal battle with a former business partner exposed a major flaw in its CPU designs—a trademark flaw.
This Chain Owns the Taco Tuesday Trademark, and It's Not Afraid to Sue You
Watch that #TacoTuesday hashtag, because Taco John’s is probably typing up a cease-and-desist letter right now.
World's Least Cool Feud: Coachella Sues Urban Outfitters to Protect Its Brand
The annual music festival known for its controversial headwear alleges the clothing company is tarnishing its "unquestionable fame."
Why In-N-Out Burger Is Suing a Dry Cleaning Business in Kansas
The Irvine, California-based chain was alerted to the copycat logo by disappointed customers who allegedly thought that one of its restaurants was opening in Kansas.
Kylie Minogue Beat Kylie Jenner in a Legal Battle Over Trademarking "Kylie"
Minogue's legal papers call Jenner a "secondary reality television personality." Damn.
Deadmau5 Files Trademark Petition on Behalf of His Cat Meowingtons
A Florida woman has been using the name to sell cat-themed merchandise.
Can Artists Stop Brands from Using Their Lyrics?
When an artist's lyrics go viral, they often aren't the only ones to cash in on the craze.
The Depressing Story of America’s Favorite Pump-Up Jam
C&C Music Factory's "Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)" is still the go-to anthem for sports games everywhere—but its legacy is at the center of a bitter, decades-long legal battle.
It's Healing Time at Arduino
With new foundation, Arduino seeks to a heal long-stewing trademark dispute.
Can Brands Really Make Artists Change Their Names?
Burberry's suit against Burberry Perry is the latest in a long history of brands and artists clashing over trademark infringement.