News & Articles
Supreme Court Makes Ruling on the FUCT Trademark
“Immoral” or “scandalous” trademarks can now be registered, all thanks to an F-word that is confusingly similar to the popular, profane four-letter-word. In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court struck down a near century-old ban on proposed trademarks that are “immoral”...
Raymond James Named on Stetson Board
We would like to recognize our law clerk Mr. Raymond A. James on being named as the newest member of Stetson Law’s award-winning Dispute Resolution Advocacy Board. We are very proud of Mr. James hard work. Congratulations Raymond, we can’t wait for more of your...
Tampa Bay Best Small Tech Market
We are so proud to be headquartered in the beautiful Tampa Bay area, which was recently ranked as the #1 top small city for the technology market in North America. The survey considered cities under 50,000 people to be “small” and emphasized Tampa’s affordability and...
Gianna’s “A Fashion Phenomenon” Thesis Has Been Published
Our very own Gianna Alegria recently had her thesis A Fashion Phenomenon on How Lack of Intellectual Property Rights Impedes Innovation in the Fashion Industry. Her thesis focused particularly on the intersection of Intellectual Property Law and Fashion Law, a...
Article Published in Stetson Law Review
Ms. Brittany Maxey-Fisher and Mr. William Brees are proud to announce that their article "The Intersection of Intellectual Property & Government Law" has been published in the Stetson Law Review Summer 2019 Edition. We are so proud of them! Congrats!...
Ms. Brittany Maxey-Fisher Voluntary Bar Panelist
Ms. Brittany Maxey-Fisher had a wonderful time as a panelist on diversity and inclusion at the Florida Bar Association’s Voluntary Bar Conference. As a previous chair of the Florida Bar Associations Committee on diversity and inclusion, Ms. Maxey-Fisher knows the...