Videos tagged with Trademark Law

This video discusses USPSA's recent trademark application for 'Hit Factor,' a term commonly used in firearms competitions. The speaker expresses concern that this move is intended to target and potentially penalize outlaw shooting clubs that use the term. The video highlights the controversy and negative reception this action has received within the shooting community, suggesting it may be a misguided attempt to generate revenue from departing clubs.

This entry details insights from Shawn Ryan's interview with electronic music producer Deadmau5 (Joel Zimmerman). It covers his early life, career evolution, the origin of his iconic name and mouse head, significant legal battles with Disney, and humorous tour anecdotes. The content highlights his technical expertise in music production and navigating industry challenges.

This video provides an update on the legal dispute between KE Arms and GWACS. It details the dismissal of copyright, trademark, and trade dress claims against KE Arms, leaving only allegations of NDA and trade secret violations. The speaker emphasizes that information publicly disclosed by GWACS cannot be considered a trade secret or protected by an NDA, and requests assistance from individuals who may have relevant correspondence with GWACS. The video also highlights the financial burden of the lawsuit on KE Arms and suggests purchasing products from KE Arms as a way to support their legal defense fund.

This video, presented by Ian McCollum, a recognized expert in historical firearms, clarifies the distinction between the original, government-run Springfield Armory and the modern commercial entity, Springfield Armory Inc. It details the historical armory's founding, strategic importance, manufacturing innovations, and eventual closure, contrasting it with the commercial company's origins and current business model of assembling and rebranding imported firearms.