From A Fashionista’s Closet: What Would Ruth Bader Ginsburg Do?
The search for the perfect, RBG-style scrunchie ends here.
From A Fashionista’s Closet: How To Avoid Looking Like A Zombie Even If You Feel Like One
If you need to go to work on very little sleep and you're interested in looking more bright-eyed, this eye cream may be your solution.
What Biglaw Can Learn From Personal Injury Firms
How a former insurance agent built a Houston injury practice around systems, empathy, and disciplined advocacy.
From A Fashionista’s Closet: The Perfect Pair Of Pumps
Comfort is always key for lawyers who keep long business hours, and these stylish slingbacks may be your solution.
Fashion Law & Order: The Latest in the Gucci v. Guess Debacle
A verdict has finally been reached in the Gucci v. Guess case, and it looks like one company will have to own up to its fashion faux pas...
Time to Say ‘Farewell’ to Those Fake Louis Vuittons
When Louis Vuitton’s legal team isn’t busy trying to peer pressure law school student groups into disposing of their fashion law event flyers, they’re off doing more important things — like winning landmark counterfeiting cases before the U.S. International Trade Commission.
Knock It Off: Gucci Wages Trademark War Against Guess
Gucci faced off against Guess in federal court for the first time yesterday. Did anything interesting happen in court?
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How Can You Get Into the Business of Beauty and Fashion Law?
Readers, we know what you must be asking yourselves: fashion law? Is that similar to unicorn law? No. Unlike unicorn law, and contrary to public opinion, fashion law actually exists. In the past, we’ve written about lawyers and law students who have violated multiple fashion laws. We’ve even profiled a lawyer who specializes in fashion […]
Anatomy of a Trademark Lawsuit: Valentino v. Florence Fashions
After a 16-year-long fight, Valentino has prevailed in litigation with Florence Fashions over the use of the Valentino trademark. Read an interesting interview with Valentino’s lawyer, Anne Sterba, and comment — over at our sister site, Fashionista. Valentino Wins 16-Year Trademark Case; Valentino’s Lawyer Explains the Ruling [Fashionista]