Trademarks In The News
Mondelēz Sues Joyride Candy Over Lookalike Sour Patch Kids
Sour Patch Kids sues Ryan Trahan’s Joyride Candy for trademark infringement. This article analyzes the candy designs, packaging, and potential outcome.
Sour Patch Kids sues Ryan Trahan’s Joyride Candy for trademark infringement. This article analyzes the candy designs, packaging, and potential outcome.
Houston Comets trademark filings reveal new team logos ahead of their official unveiling, offering an early look at the returning WNBA franchise’s branding.
Hyatt is challenging Hilton’s ‘SELECT BY HILTON’ trademark application. This article examines the dispute and the risks of choosing weak trademarks.
The Indiana Pacers filed to trademark a famous basketball slogan after 28 years, but an earlier filing for a similar football slogan could complicate their plans.
The USPTO has refused Anthropic’s ‘CLAUDE MYTHOS’ trademark applications, citing three existing MYTHOS marks that could create consumer confusion.
Which companies enforce their trademarks most aggressively? We analyzed USPTO opposition filings to identify the most active trademark enforcers in the U.S.
Tesla filed a trademark for ‘TESLA CYBERCENTER,’ raising questions about plans for renewable energy facilities, data centers, and AI infrastructure.
Florida star Jadan Baugh filed a trademark application for ‘RUN THE BAUGH’ as the running back looks to protect his growing brand and merchandise.
Trump’s private company filed a trademark application for ‘TRUMP TV’ shortly after the White House launched a streaming channel under the same name.
MrBeast filed a trademark for ‘Beast Band,’ signaling a possible move into wearable technology as he continues expanding his business empire.
New Balance is suing Decathlon, alleging its Kiprun shoe logo is confusingly similar to New Balance’s famous ‘N’ trademark.
Apple used an international trademark filing in Liechtenstein to protect the ‘IPHONE DUO’ name for nearly six months before its public launch.