Last month, a panel of TTAB
judges held that the New York Yankees could prevent Evil Enterprises, Inc. from
using the phrase BASEBALLS EVIL EMPIRE on clothing because the public had, in
fact, come to regard the New York Yankees as, the “evil empire” of Major League
Baseball.
Public Association Trademarks: The Case of the New York Yankees and the Evil Empire
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