This excellent reference is part of an ongoing annual series that covers important developments in both U.S. and international trademark and unfair competition jurisprudence. Yearly reviews provide commentary on need-to-know developments in trademark law and practice during the 12-month period, July through June. The complete series is an invaluable source of information for trademark attorneys. The Handbook is conveniently published in two volumes.

Volume I covers the United States and provides analyses of TTAB decisions, highlights of relevant changes in practice and procedure, issue reviews and Federal Court defenses and remedies.

Volume II covers international developments and selected cases, and includes commentaries on trademark matters prepared by local practitioners in more than 50 jurisdictions.

Volume I and Volume II may be purchased separately or as a combined set at a reduced price.

Content Highlights

• Likelihood of Confusion • Famous and Well-Known Marks • Geographic Deceptiveness • Acquired Distinctiveness • Exhaustion of Trademark Rights • Priority of Use • Establishing Liability • Dilution • Cybersquatting Claims • Counterfeiting • Post Registration Evidence of Use • Contributory Infringement and Vicarious Liability • Constitutional Matters

Volume I covers commentary on decisions of the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC), the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) and the Courts of General Jurisdiction – with over 500 cases reviewed.

This excellent reference is part of an ongoing annual series that covers important developments in both U.S. and international trademark and unfair competition jurisprudence. Yearly reviews provide commentary on need-to-know developments in trademark law and practice during the 12-month period, July through June. The complete series is an invaluable source of information for trademark attorneys. The Handbook is conveniently published in two volumes.

Content Highlights

• Likelihood of Confusion • Geographic Deceptiveness • Acquired Distinctiveness • Priority of Use • Establishing Liability • Dilution • Cybersquatting Claims • Counterfeiting • Contributory Infringement and Vicarious Liability • Constitutional Matters

Now a two-volume set, this singular reference provides a comprehensive source for facts, commentary and analysis on U.S. state trademark and unfair competition law. Topics covered in chapters on each of the 50 U.S. states and Puerto Rico include: registration statute, dilution, unfair business practices, deceptive trade practices, trademark counterfeiting, false advertising, corporate name reservation prior to incorporation, trade name registration, fictitious name statutes, unfair competition or passing off, personal name statutes, right of publicity, trade disparagement and franchising or business opportunity statutes. A comprehensive bibliography and quick reference charts enhance Appendix material. Supplements providing updates are produced two times a year.

Content Highlights

• Procedure for Applying for Registration • Whether Use is a Prerequisite • Presumption of Doing Business • Judicially Created Dilution Doctrine • Extraterritorial Effect of Injunction under the State Statute • Prohibited Activities under Unfair Business Practices Acts • Standing and Remedies under Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act • Counterfeiting Statutes, Standing and Remedies • Corporate Name Reservation Requirements, Restrictions and Substantive Trademark Rights • Purpose and Requirements of Fictitious Name Statutes • Derivation and Intent of Unfair Competition or Passing Off Provisions • Use of Personal Names • Elements of Cause of Action and Survivability of Right of Publicity • Remedies under Trade Disparagement or Trade Libel Statutes or Common Law Doctrine • Formats for Franchising Offering Statements • Liability of Franchisor for Torts of Franchisee

Updated twice annually. Price includes all supplements through October 2011. Future supplements priced separately. Update services may be canceled at anytime.

Many statutory and judicial developments have occurred in this constantly-changing area of the law. This forty-fifth release contains new and revised material for thirteen jurisdictions, including extensive revisions to Alabama, Alaska Arizona, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, and Michigan, making this title an even more comprehensive and current practice guide. The material provided brings you up-to-date on the latest case law and legislative developments.

With this forty-fifth release to State Trademark and Unfair Competition Law your two volume set becomes an even more comprehensive and current practice guide. The material provided brings you up-to-date on the latest case law and legislative developments.

Content Highlights

• Procedure for Applying for Registration • Whether Use is a Prerequisite • Presumption of Doing Business • Judicially Created Dilution Doctrine • Extraterritorial Effect of Injunction under the State Statute • Prohibited Activities under Unfair Business Practices Acts • Standing and Remedies under Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act • Counterfeiting Statutes, Standing and Remedies • Corporate Name Reservation Requirements, Restrictions and Substantive Trademark Rights • Purpose and Requirements of Fictitious Name Statutes • Derivation and Intent of Unfair Competition or Passing Off Provisions • Use of Personal Names • Elements of Cause of Action and Survivability of Right of Publicity • Remedies under Trade Disparagement or Trade Libel Statutes or Common Law Doctrine • Formats for Franchising Offering Statements • Liability of Franchisor for Torts of Franchisee

The revised and expanded third edition of the classic Trademark Administration provides a thorough introduction to trademark practice and procedure. Core segments - covering the role and function of trademarks, selection and clearance, registration, maintenance, business transactions, litigation, international practice, ethics, and more - are all enhanced by step-by-step guidance on standard procedures; checklists to review major functions; and helpful illustrations of relevant forms, documents and materials with lasting reference value. With the utility of a looseleaf format, this invaluable training tool offers the opportunity to customize the contents to suit the needs of the individual user. The value of the two prior editions is now stronger than ever.

Content Highlights 

• Offers thorough background on standard procedures
• Checklists review major functions step-by-step
• Exhibits display relevant documents and reference materials

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Editors, Authors & Contributors

Price includes all supplements through October 2007. Future supplements priced separately. Update services may be canceled at anytime.

This brochure is a concise, easy-to-understand summary of the basic guidelines for proper use of trademarks, specifically designed for the media and publishing professionals.

This brochure introduces the fundamentals of trademark selection, registration and maintenance. It is an excellent client and employee educational tool.

Published annually in June/July, the INTA Membership Directory provides a comprehensive listing of contact information for INTA's member organizations and their key contacts, as well as a list of INTA's officers, Board of Directors, committee members and staff. The trademark services section of the Directory is a useful resource for any member looking for a specific type of service provider.

The Membership Directory is available for purchase by INTA members only. Join INTA to take advantage of this and other valuable membership benefits.

July 2011