It’s called “prosecution history estoppel,” it’s a patent doctrine, not a trademark doctrine. And a court just correctly refused to apply it in a...
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Last year, in what was a wonderful turn of events for those who support a rational and reasoned approach to alcohol regulation, a district...
The Fourth Circuit reversed a trial judge’s decision to let a wine distributor off the hook for liability in a slip fall. The opinion...
The merits of a spiced autumn harvest wine weren’t up for debate in a recent Wisconsin case, C&N Corp. d/b/a Door County Winery v....
Access to water is a paramount need in running a winery (or any beverage business for that matter). That water might come from a...
Illinois Senate Bill 3456 should be called the “farmers’ market license law”. This is a bill, with the Second Senate Amendment, that would augment...
A fine homebrewing setup.It’s a different kind of Super Tuesday in Wisconsin today as the State Legislature is considering Senate Bill 395, which amends...
