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WeWork might be getting into the esports game News Oct 30th, 2019

WeWork might be getting into the esports game

According to trademark filings from before the company's disastrous IPO attempt

League of Legends firm Riot is taking esports firm Riot Squad to court over name News Oct 11th, 2019

League of Legends firm Riot is taking esports firm Riot Squad to court over name

Developer and publisher says the pro-games firm is trying to piggyback of its success

ZeniMax finds itself in a trademark dispute over the name “Redfall” News Feb 22nd, 2019

ZeniMax finds itself in a trademark dispute over the name “Redfall”

Sci-fi author Jay Falconer claims the Elder Scrolls publisher is stepping on his toes

Ubisoft files expanded Watch Dogs trademark in US, applied for Splinter Cell food and drink trademark in Europe News Feb 11th, 2019

Ubisoft files expanded Watch Dogs trademark in US, applied for Splinter Cell food and drink trademark in Europe

Application for the hacking IP more likely to be the French publisher bringing the franchise to the silver screen

Rockstar's Agent won't live to die another day following US trademark abandonment News Nov 26th, 2018

Rockstar's Agent won't live to die another day following US trademark abandonment

Trademark still registered in the UK, set to expire in 2019

Destiny studio Bungie has filed a trademark in Europe for the unannounced project “Matter” News Oct 2nd, 2018

Destiny studio Bungie has filed a trademark in Europe for the unannounced project “Matter”

A new title from the Halo creator may have something to do with a $100m NetEase investment

Cyberpunk 2077 trademark filed in Europe, fuelling anticipation ahead of E3 News Jun 7th, 2018

Cyberpunk 2077 trademark filed in Europe, fuelling anticipation ahead of E3

CD Projekt Red earlier confirmed it'd be showing an RPG at this year’s event.

Epic is clamping down on copyright and trademark violating assets including guns News Jan 4th, 2018

Epic is clamping down on copyright and trademark violating assets including guns

"While we have always rejected content that is found to infringe on copyright or trademark, over the past few months the Marketplace has been armed with more resources for content review"

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