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The Immoral and Scandalous Trademark – The First Amendment Strikes Again

Sep 19, 2018 | Trademark

Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark 2017 decision in Matal v. Tam striking down the Lanham Act’s “disparagement” clause as unconstitutional under the First Amendment’s Freedom of Speech Clause, the impact of the First Amendment on the registration of...

Firm Announcement

Jul 26, 2018 | Awards/Recognition, Community

We are pleased to announce that Joseph Noferi has been selected to chair the Entertainment, Media and Intellectual Property Law Committee of the Fairfield County Bar Association. The Fairfield County Bar Association has been in existence for over sixty years. The...

TO SUE OR NOT TO SUE – THE QUESTION OF THE UNREGISTERED COPYRIGHT OWNER

Jul 25, 2018 | Copyright

While copyright protection for an original work of authorship is automatic once the work is fixed in a tangible medium of expression, a copyright owner must obtain a registration for the work or a registration refusal from the U.S. Copyright Office before proceeding...

The Supreme Court Has Held That Patent Holders May Recover Lost Profits for Infringement Outside the United States

Jul 19, 2018 | Intellectual Property, Patent, Technology

In June of 2018 the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that patent owners may recover lost profits for infringement outside the United States. WesternGeco, (a subsidiary of Schlumberger) sued ION Geophysical over four patents for locating oil and gas. ION created a rival system...

OGRP Supports Local Charitable Golf Outing

On June 21, Terrence McAllister and Erica Dorsey participated in the Fairfield County Bar Foundation’s Annual Charity Golf Outing. Along with clients, including Pete Zafiropoulos from BIC Corporation, (pictured with Terrence and Erica), local attorneys and service...

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The Immoral and Scandalous Trademark – The First Amendment Strikes Again

Firm Announcement

TO SUE OR NOT TO SUE – THE QUESTION OF THE UNREGISTERED COPYRIGHT OWNER

The Supreme Court Has Held That Patent Holders May Recover Lost Profits for Infringement Outside the United States

OGRP Supports Local Charitable Golf Outing

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