Category: Nevada
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When Bureaucracy Meets Baseball: Is the Government Overreaching on the Athletics’ Trademark?
The Oakland Athletics, a century-old MLB team, face trademark challenges in naming their franchise in Las Vegas due to federal regulations. The USPTO deems “Las Vegas Athletics” too generic, creating a procedural catch-22. This situation highlights the conflict between bureaucratic rigidity and the realities of brand recognition for established franchises.
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When Family Court Fails: What Las Vegas’ “Judging the Judges” Survey Misses — And Why California Should Worry
A new survey of Clark County Family Court judges reveals alarming error rates, low retention scores, and rising secrecy—issues California’s own courts must not ignore.