
From UGG to (UGH)“Since 1974”: The Price of Trademarking Too Late
A recent trademark battle forced the longstanding Australian footwear brand, Ugg Since 1974, to rebrand after 5 decades in business, underscoring a critical lesson for fashion brands: trademark early and trademark often. Read how to avoid a similar fate for your brand.

IP, Luxury, and Letting Them Eat Dupes
The Wirkin’s brief yet meteoric rise challenged the notions of class hierarchy and societal values upheld by the Birkin. Legally, the situation is even more complicated, creating tension between cultural democratization and intellectual property rights.

Updated Trademark Filing Fees for 2025 and What It Means for Business Owners
The cost to file your trademark is going up in 2025. Learn what this means and how to beat the higher fees.

Why does Louboutin get to own the color red, and what does this mean for you?
Fashion brands have turned to non-traditional trademark protection as a way to legally own and protect their unique design elements. How does this apply to new designers and what should they know about trademarks as they relate to their brand?

What is the issue with Meghan Markle's lifestyle brand (solely from a trademark perspective)?
Markle’s brand’s recent obstacles to trademark registration shed light on the trademark registration process and common issues that may arise.