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... , LLC, Joseph A. Gazzola Case Number: 2:2008cv00344 Monster Cable Products, Inc. v. Monster Sound, LLC et al Texas Eastern District Court Filed: March 14 ... Plaintiff: Sealed Plaintiff Defendant: Sealed Defendant Case Number: 1:2008cv20663 Pipe Wrap LLC v. P3 Industrial Technologies, Inc. Texas Southern District Court Filed: March ... Tax, Inc. Defendant: Donald Randazzo Case Number: 2:2008cv00120 Biosphere Industries, LLC v. Bioshpere Alternatives et al California Central District Court Filed: March 7 ...

... 'publication in Israel' for purpose of novelty requirement in designs (RelatIP) Japan Japan considers sound marks (Managing Intellectual Property) Kenya Contagious acts of piracy spreads to Mombasa ... same mark for same goods: Mattel, Inc v The Crash Dummy Movie, LLC (not precedential) (TTABlog) TTAB says HYBRID HEAVE not merely descriptive ... infringing AVIV baked goods (The Trademark Blog) Monster Cable - Monster Cable settles trade mark dispute with Monster Mini Golf (Techdirt) Procter & Gamble ...

... geographical indications: (Class 46), Commission adopts two initiatives in the area of copyright: term extension for performers and sound recordings, consultation document on copyright in the 'Knowledge Economy': (IPR-Helpdesk), Musicians welcome plan to extend copyright term in ... of Microsoft's patent licence agreements with third parties: (Patent Prospector), (IP Law360), Monster Cable - Audio/video cable maker Monster Cable withdraws trade mark challenge against makers of 'Monster Deer Block' ...

... "Monsters of the Midway" showed no ill effects from their recent Super Bowl defeat, as they romped to victory in a Section 2(d) opposition to registration of the mark 12th ... pass. Chicago Bears Football Club, Inc. v. 12th Man/Tennessee LLC, Opposition No. 91150525 (February 28, 2007) [precedential]. Opposers (the Bears and ... Board concluded that "[t]he similarities between 12th BEAR and BEARS in sound, appearance, meaning, and commercial impressions outweigh their differences." As to CHICAGO BEARS ...

... group at S&P told a senior analytical manager in a separate email that "rating agencies continue to create" an "even bigger monster -- the CDO market. Let's hope we are all wealthy and retired by the time this house of cards ... fair and balanced," says Mark Herr, a Merrill Lynch spokesman, in a statement. "Our analyst struck the right balance between sounding cautionary notes and concluding that there were insufficient alarms to herald the imminent and unprecedented collapse of the ARS market."

... States, "[t]oys representing animals or non-human creatures (for example, robots and monsters)" get different treatment from toys representing straightforward humans. The U.S. Court of International ... and human brain" are "familiar themes" not entitled to copyright protection. ("Familiar themes" makes it sounds almost comforting…) Nor, thank God, does trademark protect the concept of pitting small robots ... Inc., 869 F.Supp. 1334 (N.D. Ill 1994) Robot Wars LLC v. Roski, 51 F.Supp.2d 491, 494 (S.D.N.Y ...