Overview Scarlett Johansson sent a cease-and-desist letter to Open AI, alleging that the company unlawfully used her voice as the voice of its AI assistant. How might consumer surveys help celebrities and individuals find their...
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Something’s Fishy, Says Federal Court
Overview: Conagra was baited into a class-action battle over third-party certified sustainable fish products. Does the court smell something fishy in these product claims? The Sea of Competition and Third-Party Certifications Manufacturing and sourcing sustainable...
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Duracell Vape Case
Overview: In a trademark dispute between battery company Duracell and a vape company, What A Smoke, was the decision to throw out this case powered by reverse confusion consumer survey evidence? Case Facts What A...
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Better Cotton Certification and Brazilian Deforestation
Overview: Better Cotton is an industry certification that denotes procurement of sustainable cotton used in clothing manufacture. But how much better is Better Cotton for the environment? How might consumer surveys be used in this...
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Confusion Surveys are for the Birds
Overview: An Oregon man was denied a trademark for his design of a seabird with prey in its mouth by the United States Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. Gubbala v. Abercrombie & Fitch Trading Co....
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