Articles by Chris McDonough
Chris McDonough is a 3L at the Washington College of Law, and is currently unsure of his final destination, having interests in human rights, employment law and IP. He received his undergraduate degree in English from UC Irvine, and likes science fiction and watching lots of TV (in what little spare time he has these days).
German court finds that YouTube has made insufficient efforts to combat the uploading of copyrighted material
You-Q wheelchair company blocked in their registration of “Beatle” as a trademark for wheelchairs
Twentieth Century Fox is being sued in the UK over the trademark “Glee” by the owner of the “Glee Club” comedy venues operating since 1994.
The recent fashion trend of incorporating Navajo-inspired designs has provoked a lawsuit against Urban Outfitters.
Princeton Vanguard, manufacturer of “Pretzel Crisps,” faces challenge from Frito-Lay who says their trademark is generic
Cupcake Wars Judge Settles Trademark Suit Against Rival Store “Pink Sprinkles”
A British publisher was barred by German courts from publishing a pamphlet that contained excerpts from Hitler’s Mein Kampf
Velvet Underground sued the Andy Warhol Foundation over improper use of their iconic banana album cover
Suit over Twitter Account Raises Questions of Ownership and Worth of Social Media
With the new Hobbit movie approaching, rights-holders seek to force English restaurant “Hungry Hobbit” to change names
