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Federal Policy to Focus on Fostering Competition – including Ag Last week President Biden issued a sweeping Executive Order aimed at promoting competition in the U.S. economy and tackling [...]

Washington Football Team remains just another Football Team Even the NFL, with all of its resources, can get caught flatfooted when trying to trademark its brands. The Football Team formerly [...]

The new cannabinoid on the block: Delta-10 THC Rapid growth in the cannabis and hemp industries is leading to the discovery of new cannabinoids. Delta-10 THC, only recently identified as a new [...]

Half of the Arkansas State Plant Board is Unconstitutional Last week the Arkansas Supreme Court decided that 9 members of the Arkansas State Plant Board (ASPB) were unconstitutionally appointed [...]

Paraquat lawsuits allege link to Parkinsons A growing number of lawsuits alleging Paraquat herbicide causes Parkinson’s Disease are being filed in courts around the country. Paraquat has [...]

First new mode of action in 3 decades FMC recently obtained a new mode of action classification for tetflupyrolimet, the first new herbicide with a novel mode of action in over 30 years. It is [...]

Condiment War is a draw (so far) The makers of two ketchup-based condiment mash-ups have been duking it out in a trademark infringement lawsuit. Dennis Perry, an entrepreneurial fellow from [...]

Don’t let the Madness infect your marketing With the NCAA basketball tournament in full swing, many marketers see an opportunity to use some of the most popular phrases and buzzwords [...]

The newly-created Copyright Small Claims Court The internet is really efficient at enabling copyright infringement. Images, text, and videos can easily be copied, downloaded and used by would-be [...]

Herbicide-resistant weeds keep assaulting the Farm Glufosinate-resistant pigweed was confirmed in Northeast Arkansas earlier this month, adding an additional burden to growers that use a tight [...]