A Barber Pole, A Cocktail Bar, and a Bad First Amendment Result: Why the Osteria Segreto Decision Gets The Barber Shop Blackstone Wrong
A bar called “The Barber Shop” should not need a barber license. That ought...
A bar called “The Barber Shop” should not need a barber license. That ought...
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Some bad news for Atwater in its quest to trademark “Vanilla Java Porter” is...
You read that right. They created him, they used him, and now, they may...
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