An article authored by Robert Maldonado titled “Why the INFORM Consumers Act May Present Challenges for Schedule A Cases” was published in World Trademark Review. While the INFORM Consumers Act has be...
An article authored by Ed Russavage titled “Company Policy Issues and Examples Relating to Employee Use of AI-Generated Content” was published in IPWatchdog. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a ...
John Welch co-authored the January-February 2023 edition of The Trademark Reporter, The Law Journal of The International Trademark Association (INTA). Titled “United States Annual Review: The Seventy-...
A column authored by Jason Balich titled “Patents Expire, But Trademarks Can Last Forever” was published in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers’ Chemical Engineering Progress (CEP) Magazine. ...
An article authored by John Welch titled “The Top 10 TTAB Decision of 2022” was published in World Trademark Review (WTR), Boston Intellectual Property Law Association's newsletter, and The TTABlog®. ...
Author: Doug Wolf, Wolf Greenfield Verifier: Brian Darville, Oblon, McClelland, Maier & Neustadt, LLP
Author: Brian Darville, Oblon, McClelland, Maier & Neustadt, LLP Verifier: Doug Wolf, Wolf Greenfield
The 2022 “Annual Review of US Trademark Cases,” co-authored by John L. Welch of Wolf Greenfield and Theodore H. Davis, Jr. of Kilpatrick Townsend and titled “The Seventy-Fourth Year of Administration ...
In a two-part series on his blog, “The TTABlog®,” John Welch discusses the 10 Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) decisions that he considers to be the most important and/or interesting from 2021....
An article written by John Welch of Wolf Greenfield and Martin Schwimmer of Leason Ellis titled “Why Your TTAB Judgment May Fall Flat in Court” was published in World Trademark Review (WTR). In this a...
John Welch wrote an article published by World Trademark Review titled "TTAB Upholds Fraud Claim Against Distributor of Massage Chairs Who Registered Manufacturer's Mark." In this article, John discus...
(as published by IPWatchdog) “Many startups make the mistake of ignoring the value of non-patent intellectual property…. A company’s brand can be immensely valuable in the marketplace.”