Patent Infringement Lawyers Enter Preliminary Injunction For Patent Infringement

Patent Infringement Lawyers Enter Preliminary Injunction For Counterfeit Takedown – The Court in ND Products, Inc. v. Does 1-359, Case No. 22-cv-00099, entered our requested order for preliminary injunction against infringers who were selling products infringing US Patent No. 10,813,792. Many online stores were frozen and infringing listings were removed, protecting our client’s patent. Congratulations to the entire team!

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When a business develops a unique product design, packaging configuration, or trade dress, trademark protection may seem like the logical next step. However, not every

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Who Has the Burden of Proof in a Functionality Refusal?

Receiving a trademark refusal from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office can be frustrating, especially when the refusal claims that your product design or trade

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What’s the Difference Between De Jure and De Facto Functionality? Infographic

What’s the Difference Between De Jure & De Facto Functionality?

When businesses begin exploring trademark protection for product designs, packaging, or trade dress, they often run into the concept of functionality. At first glance, the

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