If Warhol Isn’t Transformative, Who (or What) Is? The Second Circuit Finds Andy Warhol’s Prince Series Not Fair Use
Genericness is in the Eye of the Beholder, i.e., the Public: BOOKING.COM is a Protectable Trademark
After Almost 20 Years of Litigation, “Lucky” Finally Gets Lucky
The Parameters of Generic Marks: Booking.com before the Supreme Court
States Cannot Copyright Annotated Versions of Legal Codes
Willfulness Is Not Required for Awarding Profits in Trademark Cases
Will the COVID-19 Pandemic Impact Your Ability to Secure an “Incontestable” Trademark?
Federal Circuit Colors Outside the Lines with a New Shade of Multi-Color Trademarks Protectability
The Final Revenge of Queen Anne’s Revenge: State’s Use of Photographs Is Not Piracy
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