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Read Trademarks, Patents, and Trade Secrets

Read Trademark and the Internet

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Mark Cuban loses GoBlue.com domain name in cybersquatting dispute

(https://domainnamewire.com/2022/12/30/mark-cuban-loses-goblue-com-domain-name-in-cybersquatting-dispute/)

1. Take note that this is not a court, this is a UDRP decision. Read the comments. Consider whether Cuban should contest this decision in the courts.
2. Research NFT Domains. What are they and how might they disrupt traditional trademark enforcement? You could starthere, (https://circleid.com/posts/20230120-blockchain-domains-and-what-they-could-mean-for-online-scams-and-brand-protection) but feel free to find your own sources.

H&R Block, Inc. vs Block (https://news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/block-inc-can-keep-using-name-in-trademark-spat-with-h-r-block)

1. This article describes the decision as "split Eighth Circuit reversed." There is a difference between a split circuit, which refers to a split among the judges on the court who participate in a decision, and a circuit split, which refers to district court circuits holding inconsistent views of laws.
2. This is an appeal from a decision by a federal district judge in Kansas City, MO. Why was the case filed in MO? (H&R Block's 10-K)
3. This appeal was from an injunction hearing. "The majority opinion said H&R Block may be able to win an infringement verdict at trial, but it failed to show that it would face irreparable harm without an injunction." An infringement hearing will be next.
4. The article refers to "substantial consumer confusion" and "similarity of the marks."
5. Discussion of factors to use when determining consumer confusion. (https://courses2.cit.cornell.edu/sociallaw/topics/Trademarks-confusion.htm) What's the eighth circuit test?

Perform a Google search for "patent forum shopping." Read some articles likethis (https://www.nutter.com/ip-law-bulletin/u-s-supreme-court-halts-forum-shopping) andthis (https://news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/patent-plaintiffs-scrambling-after-texas-court-cools-hotspot). Consider:

1. A lot of cases used to be filed in Eastern Texas
2. Then Western Texas
3. And now Delaware
4. The reason for these shifts is related to jurisdiction and the Supreme Court
5. Discuss what you learned about forum shopping, corporations, juries, and judges. (Why Delaware will be obvious, the Supreme Court ruled on something, but why Texas, and why did the shift within Texas happen?)

ReadUS President Signs Bill Targeting Theft of US Trade Secrets Into Law (https://sanctionsnews.bakermckenzie.com/us-president-signs-bill-targeting-theft-of-us-trade-secrets-into-law/)

1. Read the article to understand what this is
2. Read thetext of the bill (https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/senate-bill/1294/text)