National Law Journal
...and fellow Chicago attorney Jessica White, both solo practitioners, hit the Cuban Club in Ybor City on August 27 for an American Conservative Union...
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...Gustavo Dominguez, a professional sports agent, was convicted of smuggling five Cuban baseball players into the United States, transporting the players from Miami to...
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...fn1Before the start of the Cuban Revolution, the Arechabala family produced "Havana Club" brand rum in Cuba, sold it locally, and...
...defend the government's refusal to let a Cuban company register the rum trademark "Havana Club" in the United States. The...
...Club rum in 120 countries – but not the United States. The rum is made in Cuba via a joint venture with the Cuban...
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The National Law Journal predicts that these young Washington-area lawyers will play a major role in the legal community of the nation's capital — and therefore of the nation — for years
It's unclear if U.S. courts will recognize trademark rights based on a significant degree of mark recognition, but no actual domestic usage. The 2d U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals earlier this year rej
...Cuban Conundrum: Treasury Dept. Backs Off...
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