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The Google Decision: A [Brand Name Redacted] Bandage for Genericide

by Allison Lasher | Nov 20, 2017 | Commentary

Aspirin. Escalator. Trampoline. Three generic words with seemingly nothing in common. Those words, along with many others, were once legally protected trademarks. When a company’s mark becomes the generic name for its product or service, it can lose its trademark...
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