Nike is defending its revived Total 90 soccer line against trademark infringement claims brought by a smaller company that obtained federal registration for the mark after Nike’s earlier registration lapsed. Central to the   dispute  is whether Nike’s longstanding but allegedly limited recent use of the mark preserves its common-law rights despite the lapse of its federal registration. The court denied the plaintiff’s motion for a temporary restraining order (TRO) and, follow

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The newest craze (potentially for the next couple of decades) is the surge of non-fungible tokens or more well-known as NFTs. They have...

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Image from The Undefeated The sneaker game has become bigger than ever, with an approximate value of 79 billion as of May 2021...