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Ali Ruvolis

Ali Ruvolis

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Senior Staff, American University Intellectual Property Brief

Washington

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startups, apps gadgets, businesssmart home, internet of things technology

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Anything that is pro hunting or promotes experimentation on animals

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Total articles 2

  • Trademark infringement and THC-infused candy

    By Ali Ruvolis, THC-infused candy| American University Intellectual Property Brief@ There has been a recent influx of litigation and lawsuits filed over the alleged infringement of popular foods and candies by companies marketing THC-infused edibles. While trademark infringement suits are helping to stop the infringing products, some think more needs to be done. By Ali RuvolisRecently, several lawsuits have been filed against cannabis companies for trademark infringement.

    By Ali Ruvolis, THC-infused candy · American University Intellectual Property Brief

    Nov. 28, 2022

  • Meenaxi Enterprise Inc., v. Coca-Cola Co.

    By Ali Ruvolis, v. Coca-Cola Co| American University Intellectual Property Brief@ Meenaxi Enterprise Inc., v. Coca-Cola Co. Ali Ruvolis / November 8, 2022 / Comments Off on Meenaxi Enterprise Inc., v. Coca-Cola Co. / Federal Circuit, Trademark@ In Meenaxi, the court reversed the cancellation of Meenaxi’s trademark because Coca-Cola did not establish lost sales or reputational injury.

    By Ali Ruvolis, v. Coca-Cola Co · American University Intellectual Property Brief

    Nov. 08, 2022

  • Trademark infringement and THC-infused candy

    By Ali Ruvolis, THC-infused candy| American University Intellectual Property Brief@ There has been a recent influx of litigation and lawsuits filed over the alleged infringement of popular foods and candies by companies marketing THC-infused edibles. While trademark infringement suits are helping to stop the infringing products, some think more needs to be done. By Ali RuvolisRecently, several lawsuits have been filed against cannabis companies for trademark infringement.

    By Ali Ruvolis, THC-infused candy · American University Intellectual Property Brief

    Nov. 28, 2022

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American University Intellectual Property Brief

Loveland, Colorado, United States

+1 800-272-2193