Intellectual Property - Trademarks & Licensing

Publications

April 5, 2021 Published Article

Third Party Sellers May Need Identification Under New Act

By Kyle Janecek and Jonathan King

July 15, 2020 Published Article

Generic.com Trademarks Are Possible

By Kyle Janecek and Jon King

May 28, 2020 Published Article

These Are Not Last Year’s Blue Jeans: The U.S. Supreme Court Limits Claim Preclusion in Subsequent Suit Between Same Parties

By Shaia Araghi and Jonathan King

May 1, 2020 Published Article

Trademark Deadlines Extended to June 1, 2020 Due to COVID-19

By Jonathan King

April 6, 2020 Published Article

States Can Be Pirates: Managing Business Copyright Protections

By Kyle Janecek and Jonathan King

April 1, 2020 Published Article

The USPTO Extends Certain Filing Deadlines Allowed By The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act)

By Jonathan King

March 27, 2020 Published Article

Is Your Character Entitled to Copyright Protection? The Ninth Circuit Reinforces High Bar for Copyright Protection of Characters

By Shaia Araghi & Jonathan King

March 23, 2020 Published Article

Did You Miss a Trademark-Related Deadline Because of the Coronavirus Outbreak? If So, Relief May be Available

By Jonathan King

November 13, 2019 Published Article

Businesses Can Trademark the Explicit and Scandalous: U.S. Supreme Court Protects Immoral Trademarks

The Licensing Journal

By Jonathan King and Kyle Janecek

June 24, 2019 Published Article

Is Your Copyright Registration Valid? The Ninth Circuit Determines Inaccuracies in Your Copyright Application Deem Copyright Registration Invalid

By Jonathan King

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