Last Thursday (May 2, 2019), the USPTO issued Guidance for the examination of trademark applications for hemp and cannabidiol (“CBD”) containing goods. The guidance comes after the enactment of the 2018 Farm Bill, which exempted hemp (i.e., cannabis sativa L.
by Frank Knizner on May 6, 2019
Last Thursday (May 2, 2019), the USPTO issued Guidance for the examination of trademark applications for hemp and cannabidiol (“CBD”) containing goods. The guidance comes after the enactment of the 2018 Farm Bill,
TTB yesterday put out a “Message to Industry” about label, permit and other backlogs caused by The 2019 Shutdown. TTB explained what it is doing, to try to alleviate some of the pain, such as allowing more overtime
by Robert C. Lehrman on February 1, 2019
TTB yesterday put out a “Message to Industry” about label, permit and other backlogs caused by The 2019 Shutdown. TTB explained what it is doing, to try to alleviate some
We have kept a close watch on the Atlas v. Whitaker case because it’s so close to what we handle on a daily basis whether the government is open or not. We covered the federal shutdown generally on January 12th,
by Robert C. Lehrman on January 30, 2019
We have kept a close watch on the Atlas v. Whitaker case because it’s so close to what we handle on a daily basis whether the government is open or not. We
by Robert C. Lehrman on January 24, 2019
Atlas Brew Works sued the United States on January 15, 2019 in the DC District Court. Atlas is a brewer based in Washington, DC and argued that the law does not allow
by Robert C. Lehrman on October 29, 2018
Politics is everywhere lately, and TTB labels are no exception. When I was out in Kentucky last week, somebody showed me the Impeach label. This prompted me to look around for other
