Early Development of American Trademark Law

Dec 29, 2024

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Explore the historical progression of American trademark law from 1870 to 1905, examining key milestones and legal foundations that shaped its evolution. Research by Ross Housewright, advised by Paul Duguid, in 2007, focusing on the intersection of trademark, intellectual property, information quality, and legal aspects. This final project delves into the nuances of trademark inception and establishment during pivotal years, offering valuable insights into the legal landscape of the time.

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Early Development of American Trademark Law

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Early Development of American Trademark Law Ross Housewright M.I.M.S. 2007 Advisor: Paul Duguid
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Trademark and {Me | iSchool} • Trademark & Intellectual Property • Trademark & Information Quality • Trademark & Law
Final Project 1870 1876 1879 1881 1905

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