– Laurel Sutton, Principal at Catchword Brand Name Development
Colorado is becoming known for being an altered state, and we don’t mean the elevation. No doubt you’ve heard about the craft brewing boom, but these days, it’s all gone to pot. Colorado recently became the first state in the U.S. to finalize regulations for
–Sharon Armstrong, Attorney
We at DuetsBlog like nothing more than to be trend-spotters and, dare I say it, predictors of things to come. Okay, maybe I’m just talking about me.
But I think it’s fair to say that a lot of us saw the concern about the treatment of so-called “green” trademarks at the United
— Karen Brennan, Attorney
Earlier this week, while walking through the sky-way in downtown Minneapolis, I saw three people dressed in neon green bodysuits from head to toe. The green men were just milling around with people in line to catch a bus during the evening rush hour. I automatically thought it was a viral
–Sharon Armstrong, Attorney
The Merriam-Webster On-Line Dictionary tells me that “green”—that word that kindly describes that most vilified of veggies and represents the very being of a beloved character—has been a verb since before the 12th Century. I will take their expert word for it, in spite of the fact that it