In recent months, a conversation has emerged as to whether Delaware should remain the favored state of incorporation for business entities. Indeed, many of our clients have asked us.
In Dunn v. Chappelle bankruptcy trustee sued officers and directors of limited partnership and related entities for operating drilling program despite having lower than expected results. Defendants filed motion to dismiss. Court granted it in part and denied it in part.
In Dunn v. Chappelle (In re Alta Mesa Res., Inc.), a bankruptcy trustee sued the officers and directors of a limited partnership and related entities for operating a drilling program.
This consolidated opposition proceeding featured two companies battling over rights to the same marks for Albanian brandy. Applicant ADOL sought registration of the marks SKËNDERBEU and .
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In a case markedly similar to the
#MAGICNUMBER108 case of two years ago [which Cub fans may
remember], the Board sustained the University of Kentucky s
opposition to registration of the proposed
mark
40-0 for t-shirts, finding that the
term is a widely used, common expression that fails to function as
a trademark. The University did not go undefeated, however. The
Board dismissed UK s fraud claim and granted the
applicant s motion to amend its use-based application to delete
certain goods for which the mark had not been used.