Search Results for: The Supreme Court And Trade Dress A Short Comment

In the space of nine years, the United States Supreme Court decided four cases concerning trade dress and functionality. The Court broadened the doctrine of fun

Trade dress represents an often overlooked form of intellectual property. While simply defined as a unique design that identifies the good or service being prov

Judge Richard Cudahy's dissenting opinion in the 1993 trade dress case, Kohler Co. v. Moen Inc., dealt with the importance of the “right to copy” unpatented

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