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01/13/12	Terminated Franchisee's Use of Mark Was Counterfeiting by Cheryl Beise, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
01/13/12	STARBUCKS Not Diluted by CHARBUCKS Coffee Mark by Cheryl Beise, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
12/09/11	Maker of "Twilight Jacket" Infringed TWILIGHT Movie Mark by Cheryl Beise, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
12/09/11	Red Sole on Designer Shoes Did Not Qualify as Mark by Cheryl Beise, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
11/11/11	Reverse Domain Hijacking Suit Proceeds Against Mark Owner by Cheryl Beise, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
11/11/11	BLACK FLEECE Was Deceptive for Non-fleece Clothing by Cheryl Beise, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
10/21/11	Stock Photos of Pine Tree Air Fresheners Could Infringe by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
10/21/11	TEACHBOOK Could Infringe, Dilute FACEBOOK Marks by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
9/23/11	Sales of Gray-Market Japanese Mushrooms Likely to Confuse by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
9/23/11	Competitor Barred from Using "Pillow Pets" Mark for Toys by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
8/19/11	State University Waived Immunity from Trademark Claims by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
8/19/11	Quilted Diamond Design for Toilet Paper Was Functional by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
7/22/11	Toy Maker's Infringement Could Warrant Profits Award by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
7/22/11	Apple Denied Injunction Against Amazon "App Store" by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
6/24/11	U.S. Polo Association Enjoined from Using Mark on Fragrances by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
6/24/11	Competing Use of Surgical Patch Mark Preliminarily Barred by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
5/26/11	Use of TV Show Title on Merchandise Could Confuse by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
5/26/11	PepsiCo Enjoined from Using POLAR SHOCK Mark on Slushes by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
05/25/11	"Piece of the Action" Element Bars Preemption of Claim by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
4/25/11	CAPITAL CITY BANK Unlikely to Be Confused with CITIBANK by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
4/25/11	Regulations Barred Renewal of Cuban Mark Registration by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
04/20/11	Approval of Google's Amended Settlement Agreement Denied by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
03/22/11	Wildflower Garden Lacked "Authorship" and "Fixation" by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
3/18/11	"Betty Boop" Is Aesthetically Functional, Not Protectable by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
3/18/11	Analysis of Trademark Dispute over Ad Keywords "Too Rigid" by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
2/21/11	President Signs Order Creating IP Enforcement Advisory Committees by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
2/18/11	Pocket Stitching Mark Did Not Have to Be "Identical" to Dilute by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
2/18/11	Infringement Claims over Blue Tennis Racket Grips to Proceed by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
1/25/11	Mark Could Confuse, But State Immune from Infringement Suit by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
1/25/11	$2.4 Million Awarded for Misuse of MASTERS AND JOHNSON by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
1/21/11	U.S. Supreme Court: "First Sale" Not Applicable to Foreign Watches by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
12/17/10	Law to Improve Copyright Office Functions Signed by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
12/17/10	Nonprofit Abandoned Marks via "Naked License" to Member by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
12/17/10	Seventh Circuit Describes Test for Attorney's Fee Awards by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
11/19/10	Minnesota Mom Again Ordered to Pay Over $1 Million for File Sharing by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
11/19/10	Employee Acted in Bad Faith by Holding Domain "for Ransom" by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
11/19/10	"Satisfied Customer" Claims Could Be False Endorsements by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
10/22/10	U.S. Supreme Court Requests Response in Music Downloading Case by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
10/22/10	Assignment of "Incontestable" Marks Could Be Challenged by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
10/22/10	Paper Towel Dispenser Mark Not Infringed by Competitor by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
09/24/10	Spanish Winery Barred from Using CRISTALINO on Cava by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
09/24/10	"Delicious" Tank Top Could Infringe Shoe Designer's Mark by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
09/20/10	Ninth Circuit Finds First Sale Does Not Apply to Used Software Programs by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
08/27/10	Transfer of "Bratz" Dolls Mark Portfolio to Mattel Vacated by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
08/27/10	Paper Towel Supplier Could Infringe Dispenser Maker's Brands by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
08/19/10	Exemptions to Prohibition on Circumvention of Technological Measures by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
07/23/10	Right to Use Internet Anonymously Not a License to Infringe by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
07/23/10	EVISA Software Mark Likely to Dilute Famous VISA Brand by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
07/23/10	Injunction Barring Nominative Use of LEXUS Was Overbroad by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
06/25/10	Sex Toy Store Likely to Tarnish VICTORIA'S SECRET Mark by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
06/25/10	Gray Market Sales of Harvesters Could Infringe Deere's Marks by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
06/18/10	Rights Groups Support Effort to Quash Subpoenas to ID Internet Users by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
05/25/10	Ninth Circuit to Hear Arguments Over First-Sale Right to Sell CDs by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
05/21/10	Use of VW Badges Not Protected by "First Sale" Defense by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
05/21/10	Terminated Franchisee Liable for Treble Damages for Mark Use by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
04/26/10	Google Faces Another Class Action Suit for Book Digitization Project by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
04/23/10	Whiskey Maker Has Exclusive Rights to Wax Seal Mark by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
04/23/10	ISPs Enjoined from Hosting Counterfeiters' Websites by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
03/26/10	Law Calls for Study, Report on Trademark Litigation Abuse by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
03/26/10	KHORAN for Wine Disparaging to Muslims, Not Registrable by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
02/24/10	University of South Carolina Cannot Register "SC" Logo by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
02/24/10	Foreign Ads for Cuban Cigars Were Not Mark "Use" in U.S. by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
02/26/10	Google Brief Rebuts Justice Department's Objections to Digital Book Deal by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
01/22/10	Software File Extension Was Functional, Could Not Be Mark by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
01/22/10	Injunction Limits Clothing Maker's Use of ROXY Marks by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
01/21/10	French Court Fines Google for Digitizing French Books by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
12/18/09	Notice of Registration Required to Get Lanham Act Damages by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
12/18/09	"Charbucks" Coffee Brands Could Have Blurred "Starbucks" by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
12/17/09	Court Preliminarily Approves Google Settlement and . . . by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
11/20/09	MATTRESS.COM Held Generic for Online Mattress Stores by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
11/20/09	Illinois Nonprofit's Claim over "New Freedom" Mark to Proceed by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
11/19/09	Obama Poster Artist Admits Lie About AP Photo by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
10/23/09	Pennsylvania Counterfeiting Law Held Unconstitutional by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
10/23/09	Cell Phone "Reflashing" Could Infringe Virgin Mobile Marks by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
10/15/09	Copyright Infringement Case Settled for More than $1 Million by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
09/25/09	False Statements to PTO Not Fraud Without Intent to Deceive by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
09/25/09	"Squatter" Barred from Using Restaurant's JAPONAIS Mark by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
09/23/09	*Studios Decision to Bar Publication of Catcher in the Rye* Sequel Questioned** by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
08/28/09	Display of Goods Not Required for Counterfeiting Liability by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
08/28/09	Italian Manufacturer Infringed U.S. Accordion Seller's Mark by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
08/19/09	Copyright Royalty Board Issues Rule to Handle Remands and . . . by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
7/28/09	Sales of "Decoded" Fragrance Products Likely to Confuse by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
7/28/09	CRISTAL Champagne Maker's Claims Not Barred by Laches by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
06/26/09	MUSCLE POWER for Protein Drink Infringed MUSCLE MILK by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
06/26/09	Dallas Cowboys Had Rights to "America's Team" Nickname by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
05/28/09	Federal Circuit Clarifies Materiality Test for Geographic Marks by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
05/28/09	Unauthorized eBay Resales of Radar Detectors Enjoined by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
04/24/09	Google's Sale of Marks to Trigger Ads Was Use in Commerce by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
04/24/09	Color Scheme Was Nonfunctional, Protectable as Trade Dress by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
03/27/09	Internet Provider Enjoined from Using "ISPWest" as Mark by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
03/27/09	Online Resales of Cosmetics Could Infringe "Mary Kay" Mark by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
02/20/09	Associated Press Claims Obama Image Infringes Copyright by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
02/20/09	Tribal Court Could Not Hear Dispute over Cigarette Packaging by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
02/20/09	Website Links to Competing Products Could Cause Confusion by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
01/23/09	Software Maker Awarded $250,000 in Reverse Confusion Case by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
01/23/09	ISPs Could Be Liable for Web Sales of Counterfeit Goods by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
11/19/08	Google Agrees to Pay $125 Million to Settle Book-Scanning Lawsuits by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
10/30/08	New Copyright Laws Signed by President by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
10/24/08	Identical Marks, But Not Goods, Required for Customs Fines by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
10/24/08	Sovereign Immunity Bars Trademark Claims Against University by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
8/19/08	Mattel Awarded $100 Million in Bratz Doll Lawsuit by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
8/29/08	Computer Law Seminar by Cheryl Beise, Legal Editor, CCH Guide to Computer Law
8/19/08	Verdict in Bratz Doll Case Could Net Mattel Millions by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
7/25/08	BOSTON DUCK TOURS Not Infringed by SUPER DUCK TOURS by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
7/25/08	Licensing of Red Cross Symbol Did Not Violate Federal Law by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
7/22/08	YouTube Allowed to Mask User IDs When Producing Viewership Records by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
6/24/08	Rule Clarifies Interest Payments for Late, Underpaid Royalty Payments by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
6/20/08	"Mr. Charbucks" Coffee Did Not Dilute Starbucks Brands by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
6/20/08	Sex Toy Store Likely to Tarnish VICTORIA'S SECRET Mark by Thomas Long, Legal Editor, CCH Trademark Law Guide
05/27/08	U.S. House of Representatives Passes Copyright Enforcement Bill by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
04/28/08	Judges Adopt Rates for "Ephemeral Recording" License by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
03/25/08	Anti-Piracy Bill Passes House Subcommittee by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
02/26/08	Canada a Top Violator of U.S. Copyright Law by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
01/29/08	Copyright Royalty Judges Adopt Regulations Setting Rates and Terms by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
08/17/07	Retroactive Transfer Did Not Affect Co-Author's Action by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports
08/17/07	Copying Unregistered Derivative Work Was Not Infringement by Janette Spencer-Davis, Legal Editor, CCH Copyright Law Reports

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