“Plaintiff Music Publishers, a group of the world’s leading music publishers, bring this action to hold accountable the culprits behind one of the largest and most blatant ongoing thefts of intellectual property in history,” starts the allegation that music publisher’s
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RAGBRAI Biking Lesson: Team Work
In July, I rode my bicycle across the state of Iowa as part of RAGBRAI. RAGBRAI posts that it America’s oldest and longest multi-day recreational bike ride. There were a lot of things that were impressive. The comradery, the
Trade Dress Matters: Protecting Your Brand’s Look, Feel, and Competitive Advantage
When building a successful brand, businesses may more often focus on protecting their name, logo, and other trademarks, but a brand’s value can extend far beyond these traditional identifiers. The colors, packaging, product design, and overall visual presentation that customers
Love for the Driftless
We at Ogden Glazer + Schaefer literally have a written directive to “geek out.” That may be about legal stuff or other stuff. But be passionate and interested and maybe a tiny bit obsessed. One of those things that I
A Non-Controversial Blog About Wisconsin
By Nick Hierlmeier
This weekend was the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States. You may not have known that unless you read Erin’s blog post from last week.
While we took last week and this past weekend to celebrate
Hemp Beverage Update and Potential TTB Oversight
We have all been waiting, with something close to bated breath, for a fix to the looming closure of the THC “loophole” in November. Today, we at least have a small glimmer of potential hope worth watching.
Rep. Beth Van
Minnesota Adult Use Cannabis: Cannabis Cleanup
Another session of the Minnesota legislature has come to a close, which brings with a new round of changes to Minnesota’s cannabis laws. With this session, SF 4401 was the omnibus cannabis bill that did the heavy lifting when it
Don’t Mess With the Beaver: What the Buc-ee’s Lawsuit Says About Trademark Enforcement
Think of all the travel centers you know. Now, think of which one of those has the largest convenience store with 75,593 square feet. If you still cannot figure it out, think of the smiling beaver wearing a red hat
Legal Gets Lighter When It Becomes Infrastructure
At some point in every organization, legal feedback arrives at the wrong moment. The team is close to launch, a deal is almost across the line, and then counsel comes back with redlines, qualifiers, replacement language, and things that cannot
Not All Secrets Are Created Equal: Trade Secrets vs Confidential Business Information
Introduction
Not all business information is created equal, especially when it comes to legal protection. Companies often use the terms “trade secrets” and “confidential information” interchangeably, but under Wisconsin law, the distinction is meaningful and can significantly impact both risk