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ProLawCLE Course featuring Milord A. Keshishian, Esq.

  Infringement & DMCA Takedown Notices on E-Commerce Platforms Like Amazon Presented by Milord A. Keshishian, Esq. Course Description: Live Webcast – April 30, 2021  (also available on-demand) 10:00-11:00am PT / 11:00-12:00pm MT / 12:00-1:00pm CT / 1:00-2:00pm ET E-commerce’s rise to dominance has resulted in enforcement of patent, copyright,…

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Fortnite Sued For Infringing Orange Shirt Kid’s Dance Moves And Slogan

The Orange Shirt Kid sued Fortnite’s creator for copyright and trademark infringement for using his signature “Random” dance moves and catchphrase “It’s also a great exercise move!” in the wildly popular videogame.  The Kid shot to YouTube stardom in 2018 after posting his Random dance video and catchphrase.  Fortnite is…

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I’m Speaking At Bridgeport’s What Makes Jurors Tick CLE Seminar (8/10)

On August 10, 2018, I have the pleasure of speaking at Bridgeport Continuing Education’s “What Makes Jurors Tick?” seminar at Hotel Indigo LA Downtown.  I will discuss how to successfully communicate complex and technical information to jurors.  Click here for more information and to register for the seminar.

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House of Lashes Sues Kiss Nails Products for Trademark & Copyright Infringement Over Iconic Eyelashes

House of Lashes is a Southern California beauty company that sells eyelashes, beauty products, and accessories, and is well known in the beauty and eyelash industry.  House of Lashes owns the federally registered ICONIC trademark (Reg. No. 4.839,324) for false eyelashes, adhesives for affixing eyelashes, and artificial eyelashes.  Additionally, House…

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Morphe Files Makeup Packaging Trade Dress and Trademark Infringement Declaratory Judgment Complaint

Morphe, a well-known makeup company, is suing Becca in response to threats Morphe’s new eyeshadow palette’s packaging constitutes trade dress infringement, false designation of origin, and palming off under the Lanham Act.  15 U.S.C. § 1051.  Becca also alleges that Morphe has tortiously interfered with Becca’s contract with Jaclyn Hill,…

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Protecting Charitable Organization’s Trademarks From Donor Confusion: Heroes Project

The Heroes Project is a charitable organization helping veterans with mental, physical, and emotional obstacles since 2009.  The Heroes Project is suing Operation Hero Project for federal trademark infringement (15 U.S.C. § 1114), federal unfair competition/false designation (15 U.S.C. § 1125(a)), common law trademark infringement, and common law unfair competition.…

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Instagram Media Influencer Sues PopSugar For Stealing Pictures Asking For Millions of Dollars in Copyright Damages

An Instagram media influencer, Nita Batra, along with a class of other Instagram influencers are suing PopSugar for what could be millions of dollars.  Batra runs an Instagram account with over 214,000 followers and a connected lifestyle and fashion blog.  As with many other Instagram influencers, Batra generates revenue through…

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Vampire Wines Bites Into Yard House’s Vampire Taco Trademark With Infringement Lawsuit

TI Beverage Group and its attorney, trademark licensor, and co-plaintiff Michael Machat are not drinking at the Yard House and nothing seems to be merry despite the consumption of tacos and alcohol. Plaintiffs appear to have more of an affinity for Vampires than Bram Stoker himself, having registered numerous Vampire…

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Say “Super Bowl” and Suffer the NFL’s Trademark Infringement Traumatic Brain Injury

Every year the NFL’s trademark attorneys aggressively send cease and desist letters to business using the term “Super Bowl,” threatening them with the trademark law equivalent of traumatic brain injury. Even churches are not granted sanctuary from NFL’s trademark and copyright infringement tentacles. Instead of battling for immunity under trademark…

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Grammy Tickets, Duped Trademark Attorney, Cash, And Trademark Infringement

This is not your ordinary trademark infringement case. It involves Grammy Awards ceremony tickets, allegedly sold by now ex-Recording Academy member and trademark attorney – Matthew Blakely – to alleged swindler and trademark infringer Craig Banaszewski. The dispute stretches back to 2012 when the Academy informed defendants that tickets to…

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