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Stop The Press — Trademark Coverage's Mess
By Jane Shay Wald, Irell & Manella LLP | August 19, 2016, 5:08 PM EDT
When Law360 In-Depth invited Jane Shay Wald to write an op-ed on a topic of her choice, the Icon of IP said she would be happy to discuss the problem of how the mainstream media frequently misunderstands — and misrepresents — trademark issues. Little did we know she would say it in verse.