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The LDS Church is suing John Dehlin, an excommunicated member, over his use of the term 'Mormon' in the Mormon Stories podcast. Dehlin argues the name is freely usable by all, while the church claims it seeks to control the term's usage post-name change.

A user received a suspicious text from 'Robert' at 'Summit Law Associates' threatening to send a cease and desist letter unless they hired the firm to 'reinstate' their trademark. The provided phone number was found to be inactive, raising concerns about the company being a scam. The user warned others about the potential fraud.

169 Bar, a legendary downtown dive bar, is suing its landlord for allegedly attempting to hijack the bar's trademark and open a copycat establishment in the same location. The lawsuit claims the landlord seeks to exploit the original bar's brand recognition.

The owner of a MAGA-themed winery in California is in a trademark dispute with Donald Trump over a wine collection that honors the president. Trump is challenging the winery's use of his name and image in the trademark application.

A fake version of Notepad++ for Mac has been found to be violating trademarks. The article discusses the issue and provides more information on the trademark infringement. Users are warned about the fake software.

Taylor Swift is seeking to trademark her likeness as researchers reveal scammers are using AI-generated deepfakes of celebrity interviews on TikTok to deceive users into disclosing personal data. The practice highlights growing concerns about AI misuse for fraudulent purposes.

Taylor Swift has filed to trademark her voice and likeness, a move aimed at protecting her intellectual property. The trademark application seeks legal ownership of her distinctive vocal tone and public image.