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A Set-Back for Adidas in Trademark Expansion

In this edition of the KLJ Blog, Volume 108, Senior Staff Editor, John Brady Hagen discusses Adidas' attempt to expand their iconic trademark and the denial of that trademark by the General Court of the European Union.

The KLJ BlogCommunications EditorJuly 24, 2019Adidas, EU, intellectual property, IP, John Brady Hagen, trademark, Trademark Law

State Tax Law and the New Economy: a KLJ Symposium Topic Covered by Adam Thimmesch

In this edition of the KLJ, Volume 107 Senior Staff Editor Brittany Warford addresses the issues between digital IP and state tax laws, a topic introduced by Adam Thimmesch at the 2018 Kentucky Law Journal Symposium. The journal will soon publish an article of Thimmesch's, which will give a more complex analysis of the issue.

The KLJ BlogCommunications EditorFebruary 18, 2019Adam Thimmesch, Brittany J- Foster, Brittany Warford, digital, intellectual property, IP, Kentucky, small business, state tax law, symposium, Tax Law

Lexmark Challenge to Patent Exhaustion Could Largely Disrupt Intellectual Property Precedent

In this week's edition of the KLJ blog, Production Editor Caroline Snell analyzes the doctrine of patent exhaustion, and the potential ramifications a pending Supreme Court case could have on the intellectual property community.

The KLJ BlogCommunications EditorApril 6, 2017Caroline Snell, Impression Products v- Lexmark, intellectual property, Patent Exhaustion Doctrine, Patent Law, U-S- Supreme Court

Whose Line Is It Anyway? The Movie "Selma," Without Martin Luther King Jr.'s Speeches

The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerFebruary 3, 2015copyright, footnotelinks, intellectual property, Jr-, license, Martin Luther King, MLK, nunley, selma, speech