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The Trademark Reporter
Current Issue
This issue offers readers of The Trademark Reporter (TMR) a comprehensive article examining the impact of delay in seeking preliminary injunctive relief in trademark infringement actions in the United States federal courts, a commentary by J. Thomas McCarthy inspired by the fiftieth anniversary of the publication of his treatise McCarthy on Trademarks and Unfair Competition, and a review of a book exploring the both complementary and conflicting relationship between artificial intelligence and intellectual property law.
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)
Delay in Filing Preliminary Injunction Motions: 2023 Edition
Fara Sunderji and Sandra Edelman
This practitioner-focused article is the sixth in a series in the TMR examining the impact of delay in filing a motion for a preliminary injunction in a trademark infringement suit in the various United States federal circuits.
Commentary: Fifty Years of McCarthy on Trademarks
J. Thomas McCarthy
The author of the renowned treatise McCarthy on Trademarks and Unfair Competition shares what led him to write it and reflects upon how the law has changed in the fifty years since the treatise was first published.
Book Review: Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property, Jyh-An Lee, Reto M. Hilty, and Kung-Chung Liu, eds.
Elisabeth Kasznar Fekete
The reviewer of this book finds it expertly explores the complementary and conflicting relationship between artificial intelligence and intellectual property law.
