— Jessica Gutierrez Alm, Attorney
The trademark filings for new political slogans and catchphrases continue.
Over the last couple of months, Donald Trump has repeatedly accused various news sources of disseminating “fake news.” As a result, 14 trademark applications have recently been filed for variations of FAKE NEWS.
The goods and services associated with these
-Martha Engel, Attorney
Today’s offices treat acronyms like linguistic yoga (TOTALLY).
ICYMI, they’re popular also in texts, tweets, and other “thumb-talking” activities. LOL. SMH.
Legislators are having fun with them lately too, for example the Personal Rights in Names Can Endure Act (PRINCE Act), the Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to
— Jessica Gutierrez Alm, Attorney
This presidential election cycle has been nothing if not entertaining. Mr. Trump has been a particular favorite among late night T.V. hosts.
In one particular 20-minute monologue, Last Week Tonight host John Oliver berated the Donald, and in doing so, brought to light a historical quirk of the Trump