US Department of Justice intervenes in Redskins case

The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has thrown its weight behind the country’s IP office following a decision last year to strip professional football team Washington Redskins of six trademarks.

Already registered?

For multi-user price options, or to check if your company has an existing subscription that we can add you to for FREE, please email Adrian Tapping at atapping@newtonmedia.co.uk

More on this story

Trademarks

US politician introduces bill to ban ‘redskin’ trademarks

9 February 2015 A US politician has introduced a bill that would officially declare the word ‘redskin’ offensive and make it impossible to register it as a trademark, despite there being a pending lawsuit covering similar issues.

Trademarks

Civil liberties group backs Redskins in trademark fight

9 March 2015 The American Civil Liberties Union has lent its support to the Washington Redskins National Football League team in a dispute surrounding the decision to strip the team of six of its trademarks.

Trademarks

‘Redskins’ cancellations do not violate First Amendment, says DoJ

25 March 2015 The US Patent and Trademark Office did not violate the Washington Redskins’s right to free speech when it cancelled six of its trademarks last year, the US Department of Justice has claimed.

'Like Thatchers, only cheaper’: Aldi ruling ‘sounds death knell’ for lookalikes

‘It hurts’: Australia reels after ‘Uggs’ forced to rename abroad

High-profile litigator Mary-Olga (Mo) Lovett starts independent practice

On our radar… Panasonic’s SEP deals, Disney row, and USPTO’s AI plan

AI-driven study reveals China's semiconductor surge

Bird & Bird strengthens London team with new brand management partner

Design law overhaul: A treaty 20 years in the making

Hytera admits it stole Motorola’s trade secrets in case tied to DoJ charge

US Department of Justice intervenes in Redskins case

More on this story

Editor's picks

Editor's picks

More articles