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Labubu vs. “Lafufu”: How Did Pop Mart Shut Down Counterfeits So Fast?
Collector coverage reported that Pop Mart moved to register LAFUFU as a trademark after fans coined the nickname for counterfeit figures—a defensive filing designed to stop counterfeiters from turning the unofficial label into a competing brand of its own.
Labubu vs. “Lafufu”: How Did Pop Mart Shut Down Counterfeits So Fast?
Collector coverage reported that Pop Mart moved to register LAFUFU as a trademark after fans coined the nickname for counterfeit figures—a defensive filing designed to stop counterfeiters from turning the unofficial label into a competing brand of its own.
Labubu vs. “Lafufu”: How Did Pop Mart Shut Down Counterfeits So Fast?
Collector coverage reported that Pop Mart moved to register LAFUFU as a trademark after fans coined the nickname for counterfeit figures—a defensive filing designed to stop counterfeiters from turning the unofficial label into a competing brand of its own.
Labubu vs. “Lafufu”: How Did Pop Mart Shut Down Counterfeits So Fast?
Collector coverage reported that Pop Mart moved to register LAFUFU as a trademark after fans coined the nickname for counterfeit figures—a defensive filing designed to stop counterfeiters from turning the unofficial label into a competing brand of its own.
BIS Settlement Highlights Export Control Risks for Medical and Research Technology
Key Takeaways BIS reached a $1.7 million settlement with Plexon, Inc. over unlicensed exports of neural recording systems to a Chinese research institution on the Commerce Department’s Entity List. Medical, life sciences,...
Blogga, Don’t Take My Kodachrome (Without My Okay):
SokolskyFilm, Fair Use, and Why Context Might Soon Be Everything In Copyright By James P. Flynn, Epstein Becker Green They give us those nice bright colors/Give us the greens of summers Makes you think all the world’s a sunny day, oh yeah/I got a...
Two States, One Shift: California and Colorado Move To Tax SaaS
Unlike many other states, California and Colorado have historically excluded software as a service (SaaS) from their definition of tangible personal property, exempting from sales tax most digital transactions.[1] However, in the span of about three weeks this June,...
California Public Utilities Commission Proposed Decision Would Strengthen Tribal Consultation and Land Transfer Policies
BackgroundOn August 13, 2026, Commissioner Darcie L. Houck issued a proposed decision (“PD”) in Rulemaking 22-02-002 that would revise two policies central to how the California Public Utilities Commission (“CPUC” or...
Colorado Attorney General Releases Proposed Rules for the New ADMT Act
Key point: On August 11, 2026, the Colorado Attorney General’s Office released draft regulations and a notice of proposed rulemaking to implement the state’s new Automated Decision-Making Technology (ADMT) Act, extending obligations to midstream...