November 27, 2025

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Corny Dogs preliminary injunction Granted Against Victoria Warner for Trademark Dilution

Fletcher’s Original State Fair Corny Dogs Trademark Dispute Background of the Plaintiff The Plaintiff Fletcher’s Original State Fair Corny Dogs, LLC (“Fletcher’s”), a corporate entity, was a family business engaged in selling “corn dogs” for the last 80 years at the State Fair. Defendants and Alleged Infringement Fletcher’s filed a civil action against Victoria Jace […]

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Running Man Lawsuit Epic Games and Fortnite Dance Dispute Explained

Running Man Lawsuit Epic Games Running Man Lawsuit Epic Games: Jaylen Brantley and Jared Nickens (collectively referred to as “Brantley”) filed a civil action against Epic Games Inc (“Epic Games”) on the ground of unauthorized appropriation of their dance “Running Man” (“Emote”) at the United States District Court for The District of Maryland (“District Court”)

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UDRP Domain Name Fraud Protection: How Businesses Can Combat Cybersquatting

The pandemic has accelerated society’s reliance on online services and businesses depend more heavily than ever on their domain names to provide a safe destination for their customers. UDRP Domain Name Fraud Protection UDRP Domain Name Fraud Protection: This mass shift to the web has resulted in a marked increase in online fraud. One of

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UDRP Complaint Burden of Proof: How Complainants Can Avoid Losing Domain Cases

Although the <b=>Rules</b=> for the <b=>Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP)</b=> address a “default,” there is no such thing as a default judgment, as in court. A default in UDRP parlance simply refers to the situation in which a domain name registrant fails to submit a response; it doesn’t indicate the outcome. In other words, the burden of

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