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The Trademark Reporter
Current Issue
The United States Annual Review issue of The Trademark Reporter (TMR), by TMR authors Theodore H. Davis Jr. and John L. Welch, is a review of trademark cases in the United States for the seventy-fifth year of administration of the Lanham Act (approximately July 2021–June 2022) arranged in three parts: ex parte appeals; inter partes proceedings; and litigation in the federal courts and state courts of general jurisdiction.
Please join TMR authors Ted Davis and John L. Welch at the 2023 Annual Meeting Live+ for their Annual Review of U.S. Federal Case Law and TTAB Developments session—an INTA annual favorite. Registration for the 2023 Annual Meeting Live+ is required to attend this session. Learn more and register today.
When we launder our desire for civil rights and equality through the lens of branding culture, everything, even resistance, becomes commodified.
Sonia K. Katyal, Berkeley Law School, USA Brands Behaving Badly, 109 TMR 827–28 (2019)
U.S. Annual Review: The 75th Year of the Lanham Act
Authors: Theodore H. Davis Jr. and John L. Welch
The United States Annual Review analyzes cases for the seventy-fifth year of the Lanham Act (approximately July 2021–June 2022).
A Tale of Four Decades: Lessons from USPTO Trademark Prosecution Data
Authors: Deborah R. Gerhardt and Jon J. Lee
In this first-ever TMR article based on the Trademark Case Files Dataset released by the Office of the Chief Economist of the USPTO, the authors analyze forty years of trademark application data and offer data-informed insights that every brand owner should know.
From the November-December issue.
The Future of Trademarks in a Global Multilingual Economy: Evidence and Lessons from the European Union
Authors: Barton Beebe and Jeanne C. Fromer
In this first-ever TMR article based on the Open Dataset released by the European Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) (and on multiple other datasets), the authors analyze all trademark applications from 1996 through 2018.
From the November-December issue.
