The September-October 2022 issue of The Trademark Reporter [pdf here], as described by Willard Knox, Editor-in-Chief, "offers our readers an article mapping out how to navigate the doctrine of foreign equivalents and a commentary proposing a reinvention of the Rogers v. Grimaldi infringement test that the author argues would better balance trademark rights and free speech rights."
Table of Contents
- Far from Fluent: Making Sense of the Doctrine of Foreign Equivalents, Anne Gilson LaLonde
- Commentary: The Rogers Test Dances Between Trademark Protection Under the Lanham Act and Freedom of Speech Under the First Amendment, Taylar E. Green
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