“Likelihood of Confusion” in Trademark Litigation
The “Metchup” case shows how courts decide “likelihood of confusion” in trademark litigation
Takedown: How To Protect Your Intellectual Property From Infringement on Social Media
What do you do when someone infringes your copyright or trademark on social media?
Survey Says? Buc-ee’s Trademark Case Goes to Trial
I did my own little survey to test the issues in the Buc-ee’s trademark infringement trial
“Houston College of Law” Trademark Case Shows a Better Way to Write Judicial Opinions
Why Judge Ellison found a likelihood of “initial-interest confusion” in the Houston College of Law trademark case
Court Holds Preliminary Injunction Hearing in “Houston College of Law” Trademark Case
Find out the key issues that were argued in a packed courtroom in the “Houston College of Law” trademark litigation