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Intellectual Property Law
: IP SpotlightFootball and IP
By Jim Singer
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This weekend’s Super Bowl provides an opportunity to review some of the past year’s interesting developments relating to the National Football League and intellectual property: 1. Titlecraft v. NFL: wooden Lombardi trophy replicas infringe NFL copyright. In Titlecraft Inc. v. National Football League (D. Minn. Dec. 20,010) the NFL and NFL Properties sued Titlecraft, a manufacturer of custom [...]Full post as published by IP Spotlight on February 03, 2011 (boomark / email).
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