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Good News for Patent Holders 07/22/2016Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Intellectual Property, Legal Developments, New Resources.
Tags: HTC America, HTC Corporation, Immersion Corporation, inc, patent, patent applications, patent holder, U.S. Court of Appeals
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By: Lisa Warren
In what has been a seemingly rare occurrence in recent months, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently issued a pro-patentee decision in Immersion Corporation v. HTC Corporation and HTC America, Inc., holding that a continuing application filed on the same day as the parent application issues as a patent satisfies the requirement that the continuing application be filed before the parent is patented. The decision noted the consistent judicial and agency interpretations of the statutory language at issue (35 U.S.C. 120) as supporting its decision, stating that, "…that history, we think, is so weighty as to be determinative." A cheer undoubtedly arose from patent holders, as, according to the decision, over-turning the PTO's position allowing priority claims for such filings would have affected the priority dates of more than 10,000 patents currently in force.
Ad Network to pay $950,000 in civil penalties for alleged privacy misrepresentations and alleged COPPA violations 06/22/2016Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Client News, Internet and E-Commerce, New Resources.
Tags: Childrens online privacy act, deceptive trade practice, FTC, InMobi, privacy laws, settlement
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) today announced a settlement with InMobi, a Singapore-based mobile advertising network. The FTC alleged that InMobi engaged in deceptive trade practices in violation of Section 5(a) of the FTC Act by misrepresenting its practices regarding online consumer tracking and collection of information from children. The FTC also alleged that InMobi violated the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) by failing to comply with COPPA's notice requirements and failing to obtain verifiable parental consent before collecting and using personal information (including geolocation information) from children under the age of 13.
The penalties imposed were $4 million (suspended to $950,000 based on the company's financial condition). This case underscores the importance of ensuring that privacy representations are accurate and complying with COPPA. Please contact Faith Kasparian if you have questions about privacy representations and/or whether COPPA applies to your business and how to comply.
With Seagate Overturned, More Careful Analysis of Competitor Patents May Be A Good Idea 06/14/2016Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Client News, Intellectual Property, New Resources.
Tags: infringement, patent, patent law, seagate, supreme court
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The U.S. Supreme Court has just issued a decision in two unrelated cases[1] that overturns the 2007 Federal Circuit ruling[2], known as "Seagate". The Supreme Court considers Seagate to be "unduly rigid" and overly limiting as to the potential for enhanced damages in patent infringement cases.
Since 2007, under the now-overturned-Seagate-analysis, a patent infringer could more easily avoid paying treble, or otherwise enhanced damages for their infringing activity, by simply demonstrating that they had not acted in an "objectively reckless" manner regarding their infringing activities. This essentially meant that a patent infringer could escape paying higher damages as long as they could present virtually any form of explanation or reason as to why they did not consider their activity to be infringing. This could even, in some instances, include asserting a defense during the patent infringement trial that they ultimately lost, with nothing else such as a non-infringement opinion or other legal analysis.
Now in 2016, based on this overturned decision, a court can assess enhanced damages under 35 U.S.C. §284, including treble damages, for patent infringement activities at the discretion of the court. This decision eliminates the more rigid test requirements of Seagate, which means courts can now assess enhanced damages more often for less egregious infringing activities.
How does this affect you? The Supreme Court decision did not go so far as to specify whether willful infringement is required for an enhanced damages award (vs. a requirement that the infringement be "egregious"). As such, in a patent infringement case where infringement is found, the court will take into account all evidence and at its discretion decide at the end of a trial whether the patent infringer should be on the hook for enhanced damages or not. Many had interpreted the Seagate ruling of 2007 as reducing the need for non-infringement opinions to be drafted by attorneys as a protection against enhanced damages should infringement be found.
Whether or not you had that view in 2007, it is clear that now with Seagate being overruled you may want to more carefully consider whether you should obtain at least a legal memorandum or analysis, if not a full-fledged legal opinion, from your patent attorney if you are concerned about a competitor patent and whether your product may infringe. If nothing else, it appears that in light of this Supreme Court decision such documents from your attorney will now do more to protect you from enhanced damages, including treble damages, if you are found to infringe another's patents.
For more information concerning this issue, please contact Sean D. Detweiler.
[1] Halo Electronics, Inc. v. Pulse Electronics, Inc., U.S., No. 14-1513, 6/13/2016; Stryker Corp. v. Zimmer, U.S., No. 14-1520, 6/13/2016
[2] In re Seagate Technology, LLC, 497 F. 3d 1360
June ELA Published: "Magic" Numbers 06/08/2016Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Employment, New Resources.
Tags: company size, corporate law, employee, employment law, federal, state
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MBBP's Employment Law Group just released its June Employment Law Advisor. It is crucial for businesses to be aware of the ever-increasing array of laws that govern the workplace in order to maintain legal compliance and avoid legal exposure. For growing businesses, it is specifically important to understand how the number of employees dictates when the state and federal jurisdictions apply.
To learn more, check out our Employment Law blog.
The Contours of Copyright #3: Too Short for Copyright? 01/04/2016Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Attorney News, Intellectual Property, Licensing & Strategic Alliances, New Resources, Publishing & Media.
Tags: Contours of Copyright, copyright, Intellectual Property, music, musical composition
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It is axiomatic that copyrights do not protect words or short phrases. But how short is too short for copyright? 10 words? 5 words? 3 words? Consider Henny Youngman's classic 4-word joke, "Take my wife … please." Is that a copyrightable jocular expression, or an uncopyrightable short phrase (or, for you copyright pros, a merged idea)? The answer is important, not only to comedians, but also to epigrammatists, songwriters, poets … and anyone who wishes to include, in a work they are creating, word sequences they've seen used by another.
A recent case, William L. Roberts v. Stefan Kendal Gordy (U.S D.C., S.D. Florida 2015), provides helpful guidance, though not a definitive answer.
Discussion: The plaintiffs, Roberts et al., owned the musical composition Hustlin', whose chorus consists of the repeated refrain "everyday I'm hustling." The defendants, Gordy et al., had a hit song, Party Rock Anthem, which included the phrase "everyday I'm shuffling." When the defendants began marketing their "shuffling" phrase on T-shirts and other merchandise, the plaintiffs sued, arguing that their copyright in the song included a copyright in the "hustlin'" refrain, and therefore they could prevent anyone from copying that refrain, whether in a similar song or standing alone on a garment.
The defendants disagreed, and the court sided with them. Yes, said the court, the plaintiff's song was entitled to copyright protection. However, "copyright protection does not automatically extend to every component of a copyrighted work." Rather, because "originality" is the sine qua non of copyright, and short phrases are common and unoriginal, the copyright in a work does not extend to individual short phrases (or, of course, single words) in the work. This doesn't mean, the court explained, that the presence of "ordinary" phrases deprives a work of copyright protection; but it also doesn't mean that the copyright umbrella shelters every word or phrase contained in a copyrighted work.
Or, as the court puts it: "The question presented … is not whether the lyrics of Hustlin', as arranged in their entirety, are subject to copyright protection. The question is whether the use of a three-word phrase appearing in the musical composition, divorced from the accompanying music, modified, and subsequently printed on merchandise, constitutes an infringement of the musical composition Hustlin'. The answer, quite simply, is that it does not."
To add insult to injury, the court also notes that the terms "hustling" and "hustlin'" were used in many earlier songs, and that the plaintiffs never asserted that the phrase "everyday I'm hustlin'" originated with them – which in itself could have killed their copyright claim (to be copyrightable, a work needn't be novel, as in the patent sense of never before appearing anywhere, but does need to be original, in the copyright sense of having composed it oneself without copying from another). Finally, says the court, there is no substantial similarity between the original musical composition, containing the (uncopyrightable) phrase "everyday I'm hustlin'," and the defendant's T-shirts, containing the (uncopyrightable) phrase "everyday I'm shuffling." In short, none of the plaintiff's original expression was infringed by the defendant's apparel.
An Interlude for Copyright Aficionados: There was nothing earthshaking about this decision, though it is interesting to read the court's sampling of many short phrases that failed to win copyright protection, including: "so high" (2 words), "get it poppin'" (3 words), "fire in the hole" (4 words – uh-oh, Henny), "most personal sort of deodorant" (5 words), and "You Got the Right One, Uh-Huh" (5 words, plus an "Uh-Huh"). So, one might conclude, a half dozen words or more are probably the minimum required for copyrightability.
Perhaps the reason this court – and no court I'm aware of – has stated a bottom line number below which copyright cannot apply is that no one can be absolutely certain that a creative author couldn't be original in even a handful of words. Let's cheat, make up a word, and stick it in a short phrase: "She's my joyzilla mama." Four words – really 3 plus a mashup – which have never appeared before (a Google search more or less confirmed this). Can I use copyright law to prevent another person from using my original phrase in a song or on a T-shirt?
My answer is a definite "maybe." The epigrammatist Ashley Brilliant has successfully registered – and once successfully asserted – copyrights in his epigrams, many of which are quite short (such as, "When all else fails … Eat" = 5 words). Poets and songwriters often feel that their short but creative phrasings are worthy of protection. So maybe we can't state an absolute bottom line because we can't guaranty that a brilliant writer or composer won't dash our assumptions.
Conclusion. Still, it's hard to imagine anyone successfully claiming copyright in any 2- or even 3-word (real words, not coined) phrase – if for no other reason than given the relatively small number of meaningful 2- and 3-word phrases, and the exhaustive output of English speakers, each of those short phrases would have already appeared so frequently that no one using such a phrase could convincingly assert it originated with them, or that they should have the right to keep anyone else from using it.
So, unlike Roger Bannister running a mile under 4 minutes, the possibility of someone writing a copyrightable phrase of under 4 words (probably 5, possibly 6) should stand the test of time.
For more information on this topic, please contact Howard Zaharoff.
Star Wars And Technology: May The Patent Office Be With You… 12/18/2015Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Intellectual Property, Licensing & Strategic Alliances, New Resources.
Tags: patent, patents, Star Wars
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Today, December 18, 2015, is the official release in the U.S. of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which is the seventh installment in the film series. The original trilogy began in 1977, and 38 years later is still going strong; a highly regarded film franchise to say the least. In part, the film series owes some of its success to the technology that "surrounds and penetrates" the movies.
Since the original trilogy, inventors have focused on creating or improving upon such Star Wars technologies as human prosthetics, solar power, robotics, lasers, rocket and missile technology, force fields, clones and genetic engineering, cybernetics, forms of levitation, and holography.
If you are thinking about trying to make something from the Star Wars universe a reality, "do…or do not. There is no try." "You can't stop change any more than you can stop the suns from setting." And if you invent something, remember that it is "unwise to lower your defenses."
Read the full article here!
M&A Video Clip – Stockholder Representative: Common Issues in M&A Transactions 12/14/2015Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Attorney News, Corporate, M&A, New Resources.
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In the twelfth video of MBBP's M&A Clip Series, Attorney Joe Martinez discusses stockholder representatives and describes how one should be selected.
M&A Video Clip – Closing Conditions: Common Issues in M&A Transactions 12/08/2015Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Attorney News, Corporate, M&A, New Resources.
Tags: closing, m&a, M&A Clips, M&A transactions, video clip
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In the eleventh video of MBBP's M&A Clip Series, M&A attorney Joe Marrow discusses closing conditions in M&A Transactions.
M&A Video Clip – Non-Competes & Non-Solicits: Common Issues in M&A Transactions 12/02/2015Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Attorney News, Corporate, MBBP news, New Resources.
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In the tenth video of MBBP's M&A Clip Series, M&A attorney Shannon Zollo explains the importance of non-competition and non-solicitation covenants when buying a business.
M&A Video Clip – Post-Closing Indemnifications: Common Issues in M&A Transactions 11/23/2015Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Corporate, M&A, New Resources.
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In the ninth video of MBBP's M&A Clip Series, M&A attorney Mary Beth Kerrigan describes post-closing indemnifications in M&A transactions.
Changes to Canadian Trademark Law 11/17/2015Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Intellectual Property, Legal Developments, New Resources.
Tags: Canada, Canadian Trademark Law, Madrid Protocol. Nice Agreement, Singapore Treaty, trademark registration
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On June 19, 2014, Bill C-31, Canada's Economic Action Plan 2014 Act, No. 1, received Royal Assent. The Bill contains a large series of amendments to Canada's Trade-marks Act and will allow Canada to (among other things) accede to three key international treaties: (1) the Protocol Relating to the Madrid Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Marks (the Madrid Protocol); (2) the Singapore Treaty on the Law of Trademarks (the Singapore Treaty); and (3) the Nice Agreement Concerning the International Classification of Goods and Services for the Purposes of the Registration of Marks (the Nice Agreement).
The new regime is expected to come into force by late 2016 or early 2017. Those already owning or considering registration of a Canadian trademark should be aware of these new changes to Canadian trademark law. Read the full article here.
For more information on trademark matters, please contact Thomas Dunn or Sean Detweiler.
M&A Video Clip – Representations & Warranties: Common Issues in M&A Transactions 11/16/2015Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in M&A, New Resources.
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In the eighth video of MBBP's M&A Clip Series, M&A attorney Mary Beth Kerrigan talks about representations and warranties in M&A transactions.
M&A Video Clip – Earn-outs: Common Issues in M&A Transactions 11/09/2015Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Attorney News, M&A, New Resources.
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In the seventh video of MBBP's M&A Clip Series, M&A attorney Joe Marrow discusses earn-outs.
The Contours of Copyright #2: Can You Copyright Yoga Poses? 11/06/2015Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Intellectual Property, Legal Developments, New Resources.
Tags: Contours of Copyright, copyright, Intellectual Property
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Section 102 of the Copyright Act tells us that "choreographic works" – i.e., dances – are protected by copyright. So if you're Alvin Ailey or Saroj Khan, the copyright police will protect you if someone copies or publicly performs your original choreography.
But what if you're Beto Perez, who created Zumba; or Arnold Schwarzenegger (governor, actor, bodybuilder), who developed his own workout routines; or Bikram Choudhury (yoga guru and plaintiff), who in 1979 published a book describing his "Sequence," 26 asanas and two breathing exercises performed for 90 minutes in a room heated to 105 °F? Does copyright protect original workouts or yoga sequences?
Probably not. At least according to the 9th Circuit in the recent case, Bikram's Yoga College v. Evolation Yoga.
Discussion: Bikram Choudhury, self-proclaimed "Yogi to the stars," was important in popularizing yoga in the U.S. He claimed he developed his Sequence after many years of research and verification, and he touted its many health and fitness benefits. But when two students who attended his 3-month teacher training started their own studio, offering a "hot yoga" class very similar to his Sequence, he sued for infringement.
The district court ruled that the Sequence was a "collection of facts and ideas" not entitled to copyright protection. Choudhury appealed and the Circuit Court upheld the lower court's finding.
The Court first reasoned that the Sequence is "an idea, process or system designed to improve health" (Choudhury himself described his Sequence as a "system" or "method" designed to "systematically work every part of the body"). Since Section 102 of the Copyright Act is clear that copyright does not protect any idea, process or system, the Court easily concluded that the Sequence was an unprotectable idea or system. Put differently: "Choudhury thus attempts to secure copyright protection for a healing art," an obvious no-no.
Nor does the grace and beauty embodied in the Sequence matter, since many processes can be beautiful –a surgeon's movements, a baker's kneading – without being copyrightable. In other words, "beauty is not a basis for copyright protection."
The Court similarly dispensed with Choudhury's argument that, even if individual yoga poses cannot be copyrighted, the original sequence of poses he developed is copyrightable as a "compilation," that is, a work formed by "the collection and assembling of preexisting materials." Not so, said the Court: because Choudhury himself claimed that "the medical and functional considerations at the heart of the Sequence compel the very selection and arrangement of poses and breathing exercises," the entire Sequence, no less than the individual poses, is itself a process and "therefore ineligible for copyright protection."
The final – and, as discussed below, least satisfying – part of the Court's holding is that the Sequence cannot be protected as a "choreographic work." The Court acknowledged that this term isn't defined in the Copyright Act (though the legislative history makes clear that the term excludes "social dance steps and simple routines"). But that doesn't matter, says the Court: "The Sequence is not copyrightable as a choreographic work for the same reason that it is not copyrightable as a compilation: it is an idea, process, or system to which copyright protection" may not extend.
The Court also noted that daily life consists of "many routinized physical movements, from brushing one's teeth to pushing a lawnmower," which could be characterized as forms of dance (by whom, the Court does not say). Only the idea/expression dichotomy prevents people from obtaining "monopoly rights over these functional physical sequences." So at least in the 9thCircuit, arrangements of physical movements with a functional purpose, such as improving one's health or fitness, no matter how aesthetic or beautiful, are merely unprotectable ideas or processes and therefore cannot be claimed as anyone's copyright.
An Interlude for Copyright Aficionados: The Court's final argument – that compilations of physical movements that "serve basic functional purposes" are unprotectable ideas/processes and not protectable choreography – begs the question. It's cheating for a court to simply declare that a sequence of physical movements that functions as a means to health and fitness is thereby an uncopyrightable process without explaining why other sequenced movements that have similar fitness benefits are copyrightable choreography (which is surely true of the athletic choreographic routines of Alvin Ailey and Pilobulus).
Is it the functional purpose (or effect) of Choudhury's sequence of poses – i.e., that despite their grace and beauty, they are particularly conducive to fitness – which makes the Sequence an uncopyrightable process? Why? Rarely does the functionality of a work completely deprive it of copyright. Even the designers of "useful articles" can claim copyright in any "pictorial, graphic, or sculptural features that can be identified separately from, and are capable of existing independently of, the utilitarian aspects." If functionality were a copyright killer, architecture and software would have no protection.
Indeed, why not treat physical movements like architecture and software? Just as copyright law provides no protection for "individual standard features" of architectural works, or for standard routines and features of software applications, can't we conclude that, although individual poses (or short sequences of poses) that are included in the Sequence and that are unoriginal, standard, or highly effective for fitness cannot be monopolized by copyright, the original overall selection and order of the poses can be deemed sufficiently original and aesthetic to qualify as copyrightable choreography?
In short, nothing in the Court's opinion explains why the entire 28-step Sequence was ruled an unprotectable idea and no aspect or feature of these graceful movements could be deemed choreographic and copyrightable. This is not to say the Court is wrong. Rather, right or wrong, the Court failed to articulate any principles that distinguish movements constituting "a healing art" from movements constituting athletic dance.
Conclusion: Despite its unfortunate failure to provide a principled distinction between copyrightable choreography and uncopyrightable workouts, it remains undeniable that, in the 9th Circuit at least, there is no copyright protection for sequences of yoga poses intended to improve health and fitness, no matter how graceful or beautiful they may be.
Still, given the gaping hole left by this decision, and the popularity of fitness and yoga, it's hard to imagine that the issue of copyrightable choreography won't reappear soon. Or, as Arnold Schwarzenegger (as actor, not bodybuilder) might say: "I'll be back."
For more information on this topic, please contact Howard Zaharoff.
Massachusetts Data Protection Regulations 11/03/2015Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Internet and E-Commerce, Legal Developments, New Resources, Privacy and Data Security.
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As a reminder, Massachusetts has enacted stringent data protection regulations (the Massachusetts Standards for the Protection of Personal Information of Residents of the Commonwealth, 201 C.M.R. 17.00 et seq. (the "data protection regulations") and data disposal legislation (Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 93I) (the "disposal law").
These laws likely apply to your business to the extent that you collect information (either from your own employees or in connection with providing goods/services) that falls within the meaning of "personal information" under the data protection regulations. Although the definition of "personal information" under the data protection regulations is relatively narrow (a Massachusetts resident's first name and last name or first initial and last name in combination with any one or more of the following data elements that relate to such resident: (a) Social Security number; (b) driver's license number or state-issued identification card number; or (c) financial account number, or credit or debit card number, with or without any required security code, access code, personal identification number or password, that would permit access to a resident's financial account), the data protection regulations impose high minimum standards for protecting such information. (The definition of "personal information" under the disposal law includes the same information as that in the data protection regulations' definition, except that the disposal law's definition also includes a Massachusetts resident's first name and last name or first initial and last name in combination with a biometric indicator.)
Among other requirements, the data protection regulations require the adoption of a written information security program (WISP) including certain minimum administrative, technical, and physical safeguards – among which are to oversee third-party service providers and adhere to specific computer system security requirements. The disposal law sets forth minimum standards for the proper disposal of records (including paper documents and non-paper media) containing personal information.
To assist in the compliance process with respect to the data protection regulations, the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation has created a compliance checklist, as well as a guide for small businesses entitled "A Small Business Guide: Formulating A Comprehensive Written Information Security Program."
If you would like help in preparing a WISP or addressing other compliance issues, please contact MBBP Attorney Faith Kasparian.
M&A Video Clip – Working Capital Adjustment: Common Issues in M&A Transactions 11/03/2015Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Attorney News, Corporate, M&A, New Resources.
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In the sixth video of MBBP's M&A Clip Series, M&A attorney Scott Bleier explains why working capital is a vital piece of the M&A transaction.
The Sweetest Trademark Cases of 2015 10/30/2015Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Attorney News, Legal Developments, New Resources.
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By Callie L. Pioli
In 2015 the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office ("USPTO") received hundreds of thousands of trademark applications. While the USPTO did not face a scary number of cases in the candy and sweets industry, the ones that did appear addressed some very creative issues. As we prepare for this year's Halloween and brace ourselves for the accompanying sugar-highs, we took a moment to trick-or-treat for the sweetest trademark cases of the year.
In re Kabushiki Kaisha Lawson
The Japanese mega-brand Lawson filed with the USPTO to extend trademark protection covering its Uchi Café Sweets product line, currently registered in Japan. Lawson is a well-known operator of 便利店, "convenience stores" whose product lines epitomize the trend of cute, or kawaii, designs and objects common in Japanese culture and gaining popularity in the U.S. as well. Unfortunately for Lawson, UCHI had already been registered in the U.S. by Austin, Texas's Uchi, a Japanese restaurant. Because of the similarity of the goods at hand, the USPTO declared that there is a likelihood of confusion among consumers as to the source of the confections, and accordingly denied registration.
In re Kristin Harris
It is estimated that 1 of every 133 Americans suffers from Celiac disease; more still suffer from gluten-intolerance or gluten allergies. A great many delicious treats contain gluten-based sweeteners, such as barley malt, to sweeten the products (pure cocoa is devastatingly bitter.) Further, the tools and machinery used to harvest and process cocoa beans are often the same tools used to harvest and process wheat and other grains, creating cross-contamination issues for those with allergies. In response, entrepreneur KristAnn's online store caters to those who are afflicted with Celiac disease, and offers shoppers the opportunity to purchase apparel and confections under the CELIABRATE (a combination of "celiac" and "celebrate") brand. The issue that concerned USPTO was the use requirement. As trademarks are granted based on a mark's use in commerce, a specimen demonstrating such use has to be submitted to the USPTO office during the registration process. In the specimen demonstrating use, KristAnn combined its mark with other phrases such as "Celiabrate Life," "Celiabrate Love" and "Celiabrate Bliss." The Examining Attorney felt that such combinations were inconsistent with the CELIABRATE mark for which KristAnn initially sought protection. Fortunately for KristAnn, the Trademark Trials & Appeals Board ("TTAB") disagreed with the Examining Attorney based on the mark's use with the variety of additional terms, as well as the mark's independent significance. With the TTAB's reversal of the Examining Attorney's position, the mark will move on through the registration process and KristAnn may quite soon have another reason to Celiabrate!
In re August Storck KG
Have we gone 2far in our trans4mation of letters in common words? German candy company August Storck seemed to think it could push the boundaries a little farther. August Storck, known primarily in the U.S. for their brand "Werther's Originals," sought protection for its latest product in the candy market: "2good". It is 2bad however that the mark "toogood" is already registered for use by the French distribution company Triumph Snat. The TTAB issued an opinion that, while not visually identical, the two marks were phonetically identical, and as the goods sought to be protected are substantially similar (though connoisseurs of German and French chocolate may disagree), there is a high likelihood of confusion between the two marks. August Storck was just 2 L8 this time.
For the rest of our list, click here! For more information on trademark matters, please contact the MBBP Trademark team.
The Contours of Copyright #1: Can You Copyright Fast Foods? 10/19/2015Posted by Morse, Barnes-Brown Pendleton in Intellectual Property, Legal Developments, New Resources.
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As broad and creator-centric as copyright is, it doesn't protect every creative output. For example, as a recent case confirmed – to no one's surprise (probably not even the plaintiff's) – copyright does not protect chicken sandwiches, nor even chicken sandwich recipes, nor even chicken sandwich names, no matter how original.
The conflict began after Noberto Colón Lorenzana, while employed by a Puerto Rican fried chicken chain, invented the "Pechu" chicken sandwich. Ultimately his employer greatly benefited from sales of the sandwich and various derivative items, but never compensated Mr. Colon for these remunerative products. Feeling he'd been cheated, Mr. Colón filed an amorphous set of trademark, fraud and (the district court generously found) copyright claims.
After ruling against Mr. Colón's trademark claim – having never used the mark, he had no trademark rights to infringe – the court considered his assertion of copyrights in his sandwich. After quoting Section 102(a) of the Copyright Act, to the effect that copyright does not protect ideas or inventions, but only works of authorship, and remarking that the Register of Copyright specifically denies copyright to "mere listings of ingredients," the court stated: "Neither plaintiff's idea for the chicken sandwich recipe or the name 'Pechu Sandwich' is subject to copyright protection."
To drive home its message, the court proceeded to note that neither the idea for the sandwich, nor its recipe, nor the concept of serving a chicken sandwich at a fast food restaurant, nor even the term "Pechu Sandwich," were subject to protection by copyright (regarding the last, the court quotes several cases to the effect that copyright does not protect fragmentary words or short phrases). In short, to the extent the plaintiff was raising a copyright claim – not clear from the proceedings – it was "dismissed with prejudice."
The case was appealed to the First Circuit, which upheld the district court's holdings. Regarding the copyright claim, the appeals court noted that neither the recipe nor the name fits any of the categories of eligible works and endorsed the district court's finding that "a chicken sandwich is not eligible for copyright protection."
So eat your hearts out, designers of designer-sandwiches and other food products … and be happy that, if you do, you're not infringing anyone's copyrights.
Stay tuned for more examples of what copyright does not – and does – protect.
For more information on this topic, please contact Howard Zaharoff.


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With only nine days until the bugles blare at Churchill Downs, Dodgers manager Joe Torre took the two-hour trip from Cincinnati to the legendary racetrack on Wednesday and checked in with Homeboykris, his horse that's expected to race in the Kentucky Derby.
Torre has owned a few horses in his day, but he's never owned one that was entered in the Derby. He bought a share of Homeboykris last winter and being in town to play the Reds gave him a chance to see the horse work out in person.
"It was a lot of fun," said Torre. "He breezed for six furlongs. I don't think anyone can pass him in earnings, so it looks good."
Torre had a horse in the 2005 Kentucky Oaks, but he's never had a starter in the Derby, a rare achievement for any horse owner.
"I think he has a chance, but you never want to get too excited," Torre said. "With a horse, anything can happen."
Torre won't get a chance to relive Hunter S. Thompson's Louisville bender on May 1 — the Dodgers play the Pirates in Los Angeles that night — but it'd be pretty cool if he gets to talk about being the owner of a Derby-winning horse in his postgame press conference. Unfortunately, that's a longshot to happen — Homeboykris is currently listed as a 50-to-1 shot.
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The Heart Rate of the Elephant
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With an electric method employing radio amplification for transmittal of the action currents of the heart to a sensitive Moll galvanometer and special electrodes, records were obtained of the heart rates of 37 adult, female, Indian elephants, the largest weighing 8,000 and 9,000 pounds. When the elephants were standing quietly under ordinary conditions of feeding, the rates averaged 30 beats per minute. The lowest rate was 22 and the highest, 39 beats. This latter was found with the only elephant that presented any disciplinary problem and is explained by her extreme nervousness. When the elephants were lying, the rates were higher, occasionally only one or two beats higher, but usually from 8 to 10 beats higher. This is contrary to the findings with all other animals, which have lower heart rates when lying. In general, the smallest animals have the highest heart rates. The canary has been reported to have a rate of 1,000 beats, and the large domestic animals show rates of 40 or 50 beats. The elephant, with a rate of about 30 beats, fits perfectly into the picture, being the largest animal and having the lowest heart rate of any of the animals thus far studied.
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All Seasons Apple Orchard is a u-pick apple orchard located in Woodstock, the county seat of McHenry County in Northern Illinois. We have more than 11,000 apple trees and 12 varieties of apples, including Honey crisp and the Asian pear. We also have a pick your own pumpkin patch (pumpkin picking), with six different varieties of pumpkins for your decorating and baking needs. Starting Labor Day Weekend, explore our 10 acre Corn Maze with 3 miles of pathways and 2 bridges. Spend time in our petting zoo, country farm market, or indoor grill restaurant which offers seasonal favorites like homemade apple donuts, apple cider, caramel apples, local honey and much more! At All Seasons Orchard, the hay ride (wagon ride) will take you on a tour through our beautiful orchards and is essential to a complete fall season experience! In our 20th year, we continue our commitment to producing the best apples in Illinois for you and your family!
The Blue Bedroom Inn is located in downtown Savanna above The Savanna Marketplace. It has four lovely and comfortable guest rooms decorated in a vintage decor, where sleep comes easy on plush beds. The Inn notes a spacious common area with a living room, dining room, and kitchen with WiFi for your convenience. Enjoy panoramic views of the Mississippi River from tiered decking and walk along the banks right out the back door. Savanna notes many outdoor areas and activities including The Mississippi Palisades State Park, Bike Trails, horseback riding, golfing, and the Mississippi River to mention a few. Savanna is a short jaunt to the historic city of Galena.
This south suburban gay club features DJ-driven dancing, karaoke and monthly drag shows.
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In business since 1998, this Belleville gay bar features karaoke on Wednesdays, and dancing to live DJs on select Saturday nights.
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Inspired by the regional flavors of the Italian Tre Venezie, Ombra is a space you can make your own. It's where the casual comfort of the neighborhood meets the energy of possibility. You just might encounter the new and unexpected — whether the flavors, the wine list, or the conversations and people around you.
This sports bar and grill features 20 hi-def TVs showing the latest games, a selection of more than 60 beers, and an extensive menu that offers sandwiches and flatbread pizza.
This gay sports bar has been a neighborhood staple for more than 25 years, offering pool, darts, all the games on giant flat screens and a great beer selection.
The SoFo Tap is your neighborhood bar South of Foster, located at the corner of Clark and Argyle. Enjoy a game of darts, hang out in our spacious outdoor patio, play your favorite song on the jukebox or check out the videos on our flat panel TVs. Our friendly staff is here, ready to pour your favorite drink.
Replay is the premier entertainment establishment. An extensive collection of the finest bourbons and a huge selection of craft beers (over 20 on tap alone!), Replay also boasts the largest collection of vintage arcade games in the East Lakeview!
Sidetrack® has been welcoming the community and the world for more than 30 years with a unique video mix of pop, rock, comedy, show tunes and retro favorites.
Roscoe's is a fun and entertaining gay nightclub for the most adventuresome customer. Whether you come to drink, dance, sing, watch videos, dine at our sidewalk patio or hang out by the fireplace or in the garden, there's something for everyone.
Craft cocktail lounge located on the upstairs of 3208 N Halsted St. Great vibes, even better drinks. A 1920s style bar with prohibition era craft cocktails.
Located in Boystown, Cell Block is long known as one of Chicago's premiere gay clubs. The front bar has a dance floor, DJ and live entertainment.
This bar started it all when it was the first gay bar to open in the North Halsted area (Boystown). Little Jim's is big with the late night crowd and features daily drink specials.
A neighborhood karaoke bar! Bobby Loves is the hot spot in Boystown to show off your singing skills.
This Boystown neighborhood bar located at the corner of Roscoe and Halsted Streets features DJ music, streaming music videos, a full bar and 16 beers on tap to choose from. Bar goers can enjoy DJ music on Friday and Saturday and daily drink specials.
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Before the folks across the street could build, they had to build the soil
level up about 2' because it was in a 100 year flood plain. We saw the
wisdom of that 2 years ago during a very wet spring. It makes no sense to
build in a flood plain without taking a great deal of precautions.
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I'm always amazed at where building is allowed. They're putting in a new
subdivision a few blocks from me on what has always been a marshy, often
flooded area. Even before they dredged the creek upstream, it would often
flood, and all of the new construction will silt it up fast!
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> I'm not sure of exact code requirements, I'm not much of a numbers person,
> all newer construction areas (since the 70's I'm guessing) are built on
> raised area above the street. All driveways and front yards slope down to
> the
> street....for runoff and prevent flooding. Problem was that the older
> areas were
> flooding badly, since they were level with the streets and much lower
> than
> the newer areas. There was so much new construction in wetland areas
> where
> the water used to go. This caused bad flooding, as seen with Allison
> some
> years back. Now the law is to have retention ponds every so often. In
> more
> expensive neighborhoods these are disguised as elaborate ponds with rock
> formations, plantings, etc. In other areas, the plan is to plant them
> with native
> wetland plants. Others are native grasses which are kept mowed
> (unfortunately). We have a lot of bayous that run throughout the city,
> especially in my
> neighborhood, which used to be one of those wetlands. When I tell a long
> time
> resident of Houston where I live, they always say, "oh yes, the rice
> patties". Apparently for generations this entire area was used to farm
> rice. We do
> have parks on either side of our subdivision that have natural and man
> made
> lakes. Great for the wildlife, and viewing of birds in our area. We
> used to
> live in the "country", but not anymore at all...so the parks alleviate
> that
> feeling of claustrophobia for me.
> Noreen
> zone 9
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Amid coaching staff crisis at Arizona State, Herb Sendek comes through in the clutch
|Sendek has to win big this season at ASU, and his two assistant hires could help provide immediate results. (US Presswire)
Hand it to Herb Sendek: He did more than all right when faced with a really tough situation.
This is a small note of sorts, but I wanted to follow up this story that came to light about two weeks ago. It was was one of the more peculiar things we've seen in this college hoops offseason.
If you missed it, Sendek lost two of his assistants in two days to different college jobs. It's very unusual for a coach to lose one of his guys, let alone two, this late into the offseason. Hell, we're practically headed into the preseason by this point. Nevertheless, they bolted Tempe and went to Washington and Penn. Tough squeeze, yeah.
So Sendek had to bring in assistants who were respected, but also knew they would be entering a tenuous situation. By no means is Sendek's seat cool right now. Anyone taking on this job could very well be out of it by the end of March.
Who did he get? Former college/NBA coach Eric Musselman, as well as Larry Greer, who's an NBA veteran assistant. Sendek clearly knows some people, as this is a nice coup for him.
"So when you put this group together you could see why we're so excited to be sitting here today," Sendek said at his news conference this week. "And for me personally, it's like a kid at Christmas time. We spent Labor Day weekend over at the Weatherup Center talking basketball. And it was invigorating, it was fun, it was kind of like being a kid again at basketball camp. Today we introduced these guys to our players. They're excited to be working with them and it's really a great moment for Sun Devil basketball."
Big gets. How will they do with recruiting? That remains to be seen. But the biggest issue for Sendek is to win immediately. He's entering his seventh year at ASU (has it really been that long since N.C. State fans forced him out?) and only has one NCAA Tournament to his name with this program. There's a new AD at ASU, and so as these things go with new ADs, big statements/actions are part of mission statements.
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