Plaintiff Pure Imagination, Inc. filed suit against defendant Pure Imagination Studios, alleging trademark infringement and cyberpiracy for defendant’s use of t…
During early 2003, unknown persons leaked or intercepted an archive containing thousands of emails exchanged between employees at Diebold, a company that makes…
Plaintiff Bayer LLC is the United States distributor of the “ADVANTAGE” line of flea control preparations. Bayer LLC holds trademark protection for the term “A…
In Lexmark v. Static Control Components, Lexmark, plaintiff-appellee, sought preliminary injunction against Static Control Components (SCC) defendant-appellant,…
America Online moved to dismiss a claim against it in New York City Small Claims Court because the plaintiff had expressly agreed to exclusive jurisdiction in V…
In an order dated October 6, 2004, the D.C. Circuit refused to rule on a a writ of mandamus filed by the United States Telecom Association seeking to invalidate…
Jean Martignon was indicted by a federal grand jury on one count of violating § 2319A, because he sold unspecified “unauthorized recordings of live performances…
In November 1995, model June Toney authorized Johnson Products to use her image on packages of a hair-care product for five years pursuant to a written agreemen…
We have to make it clear that our media has failed us. The media believes objectivity requires reporting the arguments of both sides, even if one of the argume…
From my friend Jack: "More states defined marriage as between a man and a woman who work full-time, get paid sub-standard wages, and can't afford heal…
Please, back away from your computer. Put down the coffee. And get out there to VOTE!…
It looks like it is a real possibility that Bush could win the popular vote, but Kerry the electoral vote. That would make Kerry the next President, of course.…