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Intellectual Property Law and Sport Business are often intertwined. Every time an endorsement deal is signed, a stadium is named, a team’s logo is created, or an athlete performs a sports celebration move on the field, numerous intellectual property issues arise. Intellectual property, though often overlooked by laymen because of its intangibility, is often among the most valuable of assets that can be owned, acquired, and licensed. In addition, cases and stories involving intellectual property issues in sports are often some of the most entertaining.


Articles:
Branding With An Athlete Spokesperson
Branding through the use of spokespersons, especially athlete spokespersons, has proven to be an incredibly effective branding tool for businesses. However, a branding relationship between a business and an athlete may not always ...




Genericide for Zamboni?
Fill in the blank; My favorite part of a hockey game is when the __________ clears the ice during intermission. Chances are you filled the blank with the name Zamboni. That is the challenge that Zamboni, the manufacturer of ice resurfacing machines...




The Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy: Will Alternative Dispute Resolution Succeed Where the Courts Have Not?
A Rutgers Conflict Resolution Law Journal article by Henry Abromson regarding the relationship between the UDRP, Trademark Law, and the Internet. It offers several recommendations to make trademark law more adaptable to domain names.


















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