Yuchen Zhai 12/1/25 Yuchen Zhai 12/1/25

Post-era of Lanham Act: a brief discussion after Matal v. Tam and Iancu v. Brunetti with the concern of Trademark Freedom v. International Adaptability

This blog examines how Matal v. Tam and Iancu v. Brunetti affected U.S. trademark law trends under the First Amendment and the challenges these “immoral or scandalous” marks may face when seeking protection across international borders.

Kathleen Dinoso 4/2/25 Kathleen Dinoso 4/2/25

TikTok Inc. v. Garland: The Supreme Court’s Restriction on Foreign-Owned Intellectual Property

Sahar Tariq 3/5/25 Sahar Tariq 3/5/25

Vidal v. Elster “TRUMP TOO SMALL” Is Out, Where Do We Go From Here?

Taylor Gayton 11/3/23 Taylor Gayton 11/3/23

Crossroads Between Free Speech and Trademarks

Over the summer, the Supreme Court announced it will take up a trademark case to determine whether the application of Section 2(c) of the Lanham Act to political figures is violative of the First Amendment.

Post-era of Lanham Act: a brief discussion after <em>Matal v. Tam</em> and <em>Iancu v. Brunetti</em> with the concern of Trademark Freedom v. International Adaptability

<em> TikTok Inc. v. Garland: </em> The Supreme Court’s Restriction on Foreign-Owned Intellectual Property

<em> Vidal v. Elster <em> “TRUMP TOO SMALL” Is Out, Where Do We Go From Here?

Crossroads Between Free Speech and Trademarks