IPNews® – Baltimore Ravens starting QB Lamar Jackson has filed a trademark opposition to prevent trademarks from registering related to the word “EIGHT”.
Jackson’s number with the Ravens is 8, and he is attempting to protect his rights related to his number being used in relation to apparel. One issue he has is that he
IPNews® – In 2021, the New York Times purchased the WORDLE game which was created by Josh Wardle.
Since the purchase, the Times has been busy fending off copy-cats. The latest issue is a new game and trademark application for 5 LETTER WORDLET. To continue reading, click: The Wordle Trademark Is Being Fought Over… Again
IPNews® – McDonalds has been known to protect its trademark and rightfully so.
However, in a recent filing the international company may be taking things a bit too far. McDonalds has filed a trademark opposition to prevent registration of MCVAZE for kitchen goods including cooking utensils. To continue reading, click: McDonald’s Targets Household Goods Firm
IPNews® – Only Fans recently filed a trademark cancellation against a trademark registration for Only Dank (+Design).
Only Dank is a cannabis company which is using a suspiciously similar trademark and design. If consumers are likely to be confused between the two uses or assume that they are affiliated, that is a problem for Only
IPNews® – OpenAI is falling behind a bit in its effort to fend off trademark infringers.
With its CHATGPT and GPT trademark applications being denied by the trademark office, it is still acting as if those registrations have issued. OpenAI also continues to go after infringers though with one hand tied behind its back. To
IPNews® – DC Comics has recently filed a trademark opposition to prevent registration of the SUPER BABIES trademark.
Here is the one twist: DC Comics does not use that trademark. Instead, DC Comics is claiming that due to its use of many trademarks that use the word SUPER in relation to super heroes, consumers are still
IPNews® – As we all know, the popular social networking site formerly called Twitter is now called X.
Regardless, X apparently doesn’t want to completely give up all of its Twitter related trademarks. In fact, it appears that X is willing to litigate over any unauthorized use of its old trademarks. To continue reading, click:
IPNews® – Meta is slowly but surely clearing obstacles in its effort to register its META trademark.
The latest hurdle is Metaformers, Inc., a Virginia corporation that filed a trademark opposition against the META trademark application. Metaformers claims it’s been using the “Meta” trademark since at least 2001, and as such the META trademark application
IPNews® – After Microsoft backed OpenAI’s impressive launch of ChatGPT, Google quickly responded with its own AI tool named Bard.
Recently though, Google has changed course and is branding under the name Gemini instead. The USPTO has since denied the CHATGPT trademark application and Google may be going down the same road with GEMINI. To
IPNews® – Muhammad Ali Enterprises has recently filed a trademark opposition against a company that filed a trademark application for G.O.A.T. Greatest of All Time.
Muhammad Ali Enterprises is claiming that consumers will be confused between its use of similar trademarks. Complicating matters is that another company, GOAT USA Inc., also filed an opposition and