The USPTO refused registration of the mark NONSTOP KNIGHT for computer game software, finding it likely to cause confusion with the registered mark NONSTOP GAMES for the same goods. On appeal, applicant pointed to more than 20 iPhone apps having the word NONSTOP, in various spellings, in their names
By robbiesaurus (Flickr: Saint’s Cheerleaders with Saint Bernard) [CC BY-SA 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons But, is it really discrimination if football players get preferential treatment over cheerleaders? “Antiquated” and “blatantly discriminatory”? On Sunday, Ken Belson at the New York Time
We’re coming up on prime strawberry-picking season, and while it may not be time to stroll through a field snapping pics just yet, we’ll gladly start stocking up during grocery store runs. Besides snacking on them whole, what better way to eat strawberries than in a dessert? The vitamin C-packed
As the Chicago Tribune reported this morning, University of Utah Economics Professor Richard Fowles and I have just completed an important article on the 2016 Chicago homicide spike. Through multiple regression analysis and other tools, we conclude that an ACLU consent decree trigged a sharp reducti