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  1. Luke Winkie on #BadSpaniels

    "[T]he powers that be at Jack Daniel’s were so upset about this horrific incursion on their trademark that they took the issue all the way to the highest authority in the legal stratosphere, bringing to mind a third-grader who can’t back down from a dare."

    slate.com/human-interest/2023/

  2. Luke Winkie on #BadSpaniels

    "[T]he powers that be at Jack Daniel’s were so upset about this horrific incursion on their trademark that they took the issue all the way to the highest authority in the legal stratosphere, bringing to mind a third-grader who can’t back down from a dare."

    slate.com/human-interest/2023/

  3. Luke Winkie on #BadSpaniels

    "[T]he powers that be at Jack Daniel’s were so upset about this horrific incursion on their trademark that they took the issue all the way to the highest authority in the legal stratosphere, bringing to mind a third-grader who can’t back down from a dare."

    slate.com/human-interest/2023/

  4. Luke Winkie on #BadSpaniels

    "[T]he powers that be at Jack Daniel’s were so upset about this horrific incursion on their trademark that they took the issue all the way to the highest authority in the legal stratosphere, bringing to mind a third-grader who can’t back down from a dare."

    slate.com/human-interest/2023/

  5. Luke Winkie on #BadSpaniels

    "[T]he powers that be at Jack Daniel’s were so upset about this horrific incursion on their trademark that they took the issue all the way to the highest authority in the legal stratosphere, bringing to mind a third-grader who can’t back down from a dare."

    slate.com/human-interest/2023/

  6. "Today’s opinion is narrow. We do not decide whether the Rogers test is ever appropriate, or how far the 'noncommercial use' exclusion goes. On infringement, we hold only that Rogers does not apply when the challenged use of a mark is as a mark. On dilution, we hold only that the noncommercial exclusion does not shield parody or other commentary when its use of a mark is similarly source identifying."

    #Trademarks #LawFedi #SCOTUS #BadSpaniels

  7. "Today’s opinion is narrow. We do not decide whether the Rogers test is ever appropriate, or how far the 'noncommercial use' exclusion goes. On infringement, we hold only that Rogers does not apply when the challenged use of a mark is as a mark. On dilution, we hold only that the noncommercial exclusion does not shield parody or other commentary when its use of a mark is similarly source identifying."

    #Trademarks #LawFedi #SCOTUS #BadSpaniels

  8. "Today’s opinion is narrow. We do not decide whether the Rogers test is ever appropriate, or how far the 'noncommercial use' exclusion goes. On infringement, we hold only that Rogers does not apply when the challenged use of a mark is as a mark. On dilution, we hold only that the noncommercial exclusion does not shield parody or other commentary when its use of a mark is similarly source identifying."

    #Trademarks #LawFedi #SCOTUS #BadSpaniels

  9. "Today’s opinion is narrow. We do not decide whether the Rogers test is ever appropriate, or how far the 'noncommercial use' exclusion goes. On infringement, we hold only that Rogers does not apply when the challenged use of a mark is as a mark. On dilution, we hold only that the noncommercial exclusion does not shield parody or other commentary when its use of a mark is similarly source identifying."

    #Trademarks #LawFedi #SCOTUS #BadSpaniels

  10. "Today’s opinion is narrow. We do not decide whether the Rogers test is ever appropriate, or how far the 'noncommercial use' exclusion goes. On infringement, we hold only that Rogers does not apply when the challenged use of a mark is as a mark. On dilution, we hold only that the noncommercial exclusion does not shield parody or other commentary when its use of a mark is similarly source identifying."

    #Trademarks #LawFedi #SCOTUS #BadSpaniels

  11. SCOTUS: "We hold only that [the Rogers test] is not appropriate when the accused infringer has used a trademark to designate the source of its own goods—in other words, has used a trademark as a trademark. That kind of use falls within the heartland of trademark law, and does not receive special First Amendment protection."

    supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pd

    #Trademarks #LawFedi #SCOTUS #BadSpaniels

  12. SCOTUS: "We hold only that [the Rogers test] is not appropriate when the accused infringer has used a trademark to designate the source of its own goods—in other words, has used a trademark as a trademark. That kind of use falls within the heartland of trademark law, and does not receive special First Amendment protection."

    supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pd

    #Trademarks #LawFedi #SCOTUS #BadSpaniels

  13. SCOTUS: "We hold only that [the Rogers test] is not appropriate when the accused infringer has used a trademark to designate the source of its own goods—in other words, has used a trademark as a trademark. That kind of use falls within the heartland of trademark law, and does not receive special First Amendment protection."

    supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pd

    #Trademarks #LawFedi #SCOTUS #BadSpaniels

  14. SCOTUS: "We hold only that [the Rogers test] is not appropriate when the accused infringer has used a trademark to designate the source of its own goods—in other words, has used a trademark as a trademark. That kind of use falls within the heartland of trademark law, and does not receive special First Amendment protection."

    supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pd

    #Trademarks #LawFedi #SCOTUS #BadSpaniels

  15. SCOTUS: "We hold only that [the Rogers test] is not appropriate when the accused infringer has used a trademark to designate the source of its own goods—in other words, has used a trademark as a trademark. That kind of use falls within the heartland of trademark law, and does not receive special First Amendment protection."

    supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pd

    #Trademarks #LawFedi #SCOTUS #BadSpaniels

  16. Note that we don't yet have a decision in this term's trademark/First Amendment case, #BadSpaniels

  17. Note that we don't yet have a decision in this term's trademark/First Amendment case, #BadSpaniels

  18. Note that we don't yet have a decision in this term's trademark/First Amendment case, #BadSpaniels

  19. Note that we don't yet have a decision in this term's trademark/First Amendment case, #BadSpaniels

  20. Note that we don't yet have a decision in this term's trademark/First Amendment case, #BadSpaniels

  21. It's a decision day at SCOTUS.

    Will we get #BadSpaniels? #Goldsmith (the Andy Warhol case over the Prince portraits)? #AmgenVersusSanofi?

    Stay tuned.

    #LawFedi

  22. It's a decision day at SCOTUS.

    Will we get #BadSpaniels? #Goldsmith (the Andy Warhol case over the Prince portraits)? #AmgenVersusSanofi?

    Stay tuned.

    #LawFedi

  23. It's a decision day at SCOTUS.

    Will we get #BadSpaniels? #Goldsmith (the Andy Warhol case over the Prince portraits)? #AmgenVersusSanofi?

    Stay tuned.

    #LawFedi

  24. It's a decision day at SCOTUS.

    Will we get #BadSpaniels? #Goldsmith (the Andy Warhol case over the Prince portraits)? #AmgenVersusSanofi?

    Stay tuned.

    #LawFedi

  25. It's a decision day at SCOTUS.

    Will we get #BadSpaniels? #Goldsmith (the Andy Warhol case over the Prince portraits)? #AmgenVersusSanofi?

    Stay tuned.

    #LawFedi

  26. I thought #BadSpaniels would be the more quotable argument but so far, #AmgenVersusSanofi is definitely winning. #PatentFedi

  27. I thought #BadSpaniels would be the more quotable argument but so far, #AmgenVersusSanofi is definitely winning. #PatentFedi

  28. I thought #BadSpaniels would be the more quotable argument but so far, #AmgenVersusSanofi is definitely winning. #PatentFedi

  29. I thought #BadSpaniels would be the more quotable argument but so far, #AmgenVersusSanofi is definitely winning. #PatentFedi

  30. I thought #BadSpaniels would be the more quotable argument but so far, #AmgenVersusSanofi is definitely winning. #PatentFedi