A Different Slant On The Slants' Trademark Dispute

Law360, New York (January 22, 2016, 10:46 AM EST) -- Somehow a routine trademark application turned into something much more, as arguments exploded over racism, ethnicity and the constitutional right to freedom of speech. The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ultimately struck down a 70-year-old trademark statute as violating the First Amendment.[1] This story, however, is far from finished....

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