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Albert Soler March 11, 2016 Ban on "Disparaging" Marks Unconstitutional Albert Soler March 11, 2016 The Federal Circuit rules that the ban on "disparaging" trademarks is unconstitutional.
Albert Soler March 11, 2016 Trademark- Simply Calling It a "Parody" Is Insufficient Albert Soler March 11, 2016 Simply claiming your use of another's mark is "parody" is insufficient so beware.
Albert Soler March 11, 2016 Trademark- Federal Circuit Rules Ban On "Disparaging" Marks Unconstitutional Albert Soler March 11, 2016 Federal Circuit rules ban on "disparaging" marks is unconstitutional.
