Category: News
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Colorado Court Pushes Back on Mass Trademark Filings: What IP Enforcement Should Really Look Like, Stemer Law’s Sarah Stemer Quoted In Law360 Article
After filing over 850 trademark lawsuits, a Bong Company faces scrutiny from the District of Colorado—and attorneys like Sarah Stemer are pushing back. Here’s what this case reveals about IP trolling and responsible trademark enforcement.
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Adidas Opposes Black Lives Matter Trademark: When Legal Strategy Becomes a PR Risk
Adidas filed a TTAB opposition against the Black Lives Matter logo, citing confusion with its three-stripe mark. But the backlash shows how legal decisions can spark brand damage in today’s social media era.
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Gucci v. CUGGL: What This Japan Trademark Case Teaches Us About Infringement
Insights and resources on trademarks, copyrights, and intellectual property law from Stemer Law – helping startups, entrepreneurs, and creatives protect what they build. Read our tips on registration, brand enforcement, litigation and IP strategy.
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Elon Musk and The Farting Unicorn: What Artists and Creatives Can Learn About Copyright Infringement
What happened when Elon Musk used a Colorado artist’s design without permission? This real-world case of copyright infringement offers important lessons for creatives trying to protect their work in the digital age.