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On January 19, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed the U.S. Trademark Trial and Appeal Board’s (“TTAB”) refusal to register The University of South Carolina’s (“South Carolina”) interlocking “SC” logo in connection with apparel
Can sports companies freely steer their biggest events to any location they desire or might antitrust laws mandate a different determination as to where such events are held?
In the June 2009 edition of "Three Point Shot" (See "Pay Me if You Want To Play Me: Former Cornhusker Quarterback Seeks Payday for Virtual College Athletes"), we reported on the lawsuit brought by former Arizona State quarterback Sam Keller against videogame maker Electronic Arts ("EA"), the NCAA, and the NCAA's licensing arm, Collegiate Licensing Company ("CLC") (a subdivision of IMG
Most of us know that "milk does the body good," but few among us would've thought that a milk-crate pattern on the bottom of our sneakers might help us run faster or jump higher
East Coast gamblers looking to hit the slots at a new gambling venue in Maryland now will have to wait until at least November to fill their plastic cups with quarters
