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Rod Berman was mentioned in the Law360 article, "Wham-O Seeks to Protect ‘Hula Hoop,’ ‘Frisbee’ Marks," regarding the Wham-O Inc. v. Manley Toys Ltd. and AW Computer Holdings LLC case.
Rod Berman was mentioned in Licensing Letter, a publication which discusses licensing news.
The recent complaint filed by Rod Berman on behalf of client Manley Toys Ltd. was included in the story, “Toy Maker Seeks Declaratory Judgment that “Boogie Board” is Generic for Guess What?” on the Las Vegas Trademark Attorney blog.
Stan Gibson was mentioned in Law360 in the article, "Aeropostale, Coach, Others Sued Over Sales Patent." Mr. Gibson is representing Landmark Technology LLC in this matter.
Rod Berman and Stan Gibson were featured in the article “Cosmos Jewelry Ltd. Prevails in Trade Dress Infringement Case — Appellate Court Affirms $2.3 Million Judgment Won by Jeffer Mangels Butler & Marmaro LLP.” It appeared on Reuters, Yahoo! Finance, Morningstar News, FinancialContent.com, and the Denver Post.
Rod Berman was mentioned in the PR Web article “Mrs. America Global Lifestyle Brand Launches Targeting America’s Most Powerful Consumer Demographic.”
Stan Gibson and JMBM were mentioned in the following media regarding the patent lawsuit filed on behalf of EMG Technology against Apple Inc.: Wall Street Journal BizTech Blog, CNBC.com, Market Watch, Google Finance, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News Macworld, Unwired View.com, MacNN, National Post’s Financial Post, Business Wire, TheFlyOnTheWall.com, VNUnet.com, TMCnet.com, Trading Markets.com, M2 Press Wire, […]
Rod S. Berman was quoted in an article entitled, "Hot Debate Between Lottery, Restaurant Over Use Of Word ‘Sizzler,’" which appeared in the January 11, 2008 edition of the Associated Press State & Local Wire.
Rod S. Berman was quoted in an article entitled, "Lotto Turns Up Heat In Trademark Battle," which appeared in the January 11, 2008 edition of the Des Moines Register.
Many hotels, campgrounds, restaurants, real estate companies and other businesses use the phrase “pet friendly” to indicate that pets are welcome. You may be surprised to learn that the U.S. Trademark Office has recently accepted a claim that the phrase “PET FRIENDLY” has become distinctive as part of a trademark of a particular company in […]
