Top Intellectual Property Pulse Contracts Blogging Content for Week of Nov 04

Sat.Nov 04, 2017 - Fri.Nov 10, 2017

A Trademark Fight Over Nearly Identical Names: Is There Confusion?

Greenspoon Marder LLP

NOVEMBER 10, 2017

By: Sharon Urias, Esq. AllState Insurance Company (“Allstate”) recently filed a lawsuit against Kia Motors (“Kia”) for trademark infringement over the use of the two words “drive” and “wise.” Both companies use the words as monikers for their products. Allstate has the “Drivewise” driver data and rewards program and Kia offers “Drive Wise” technology assistance and autonomous vehicle features.

Trademark

Trademark Due Diligence Branding Branding

You've Got Six Years to Sue for Breach of Contract, Right?

GDB Firm Blog

NOVEMBER 8, 2017

Contracting parties in the know are aware that the statute of limitations for breach of contract is six years. But a recent appellate decision reminds us that the parties can shorten that period quite a bit.

Contracts

Willful Exaggeration of a Mechanic's Lien - Only Established at Trial

GDB Firm Blog

NOVEMBER 6, 2017

Think you've got a strong claim for willful exaggeration of a mechanic's lien filed by your contractor or subcontractor? Not so fast. The lien can be withdrawn or discharged at any time and with it goes your claim.

Sat.Nov 04, 2017 - Fri.Nov 10, 2017

A Trademark Fight Over Nearly Identical Names: Is There Confusion?

You've Got Six Years to Sue for Breach of Contract, Right?

Willful Exaggeration of a Mechanic's Lien - Only Established at Trial

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