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Is “UGG” Generic? Understanding the Doctrine of Foreign Equivalents
Deckers Outdoor Corp. (Deckers), the owners of the well-known, federally registered trademark for sheepskin boots, “UGG,” recently scored a major …
Judge Albright Orders Intra-district Transfer to Austin Division for Amazon and Whole Foods
By Vincent J. Allen. Judge Albright recently ordered transfers to the Austin Division for convenience in multiple patent infringement cases …
How Can a Trademark Be Lost During the Trademark Application Process?
In the first part of this series, we discussed why a business should register their trademarks. In the second part …
Waco Division Update: Albright Denies Google’s Section 101 Motion to Dismiss
By Vincent J. Allen. As discussed in a prior post, the Waco Division of the Western District of Texas …
Why Should I File for a Trademark Registration? Part One
You may be wondering why you should register your business’s trademarks. A business’s brand and identity are two of its …
Texas Patent Lawyers and Agents, Second Most of Any State
By Texas patent lawyer, Vincent Allen. As of August 24, 2019, there are 12,083 registered patent agents and 35,331 registered …