Overview
Eric Blosser is an associate in our Washington D.C. office. He practices trademark law, with a focus on trademark prosecution and Trademark Trial and Appeal Board proceedings.
Eric completed his undergraduate degree in Philosophy and American Studies at Christopher Newport University in 2021, graduating summa cum laude. Eric received his J.D. from the Georgetown University Law Center in 2024, graduating magna cum laude and as part of the Order of the Coif.
Eric worked as a summer associate at the firm in 2023 and joined the firm in 2024.
Education
- Georgetown University Law Center (J.D. Philosophy, American Studies, 2024), Magna Cum Laude, Order of the Coif
- Christopher Newport University (B.A. Philosophy, American Studies, 2021), Summa Cum Laude
News & Insights
Articles
Co-Author, “MetaBirkins Update: Is It Art or a Commercial Product,” The Recorder, February 2025.
Trademark & Brand Protection Blog
- One Definition and the Walls Come Down – District Court Dismisses Copyright Claim Based on Misclassified Cabinet Registration
- 2 Bankrupt Crew – Intersection Between Bankruptcy and Copyright Law
- Should Have Written a Better Consent – And How(ey)!
- Wu-Tang Style – Can Music Be a Trade Secret?
- Be Kind, Please Rewind – Is Blockbuster Still Famous for a Dilution Claim?
- Journalist’s Claims Are a No-Fly Zone – “Top Guns” to Top Gun: Maverick
- THC You Later – An End to the THC Supplement Industry?
- Missing the (Lex)Mark – What Is the Proper Standing Test Before the USPTO?
- German Sandals Follow the Functional Footsteps of U.S. Cheerleader Uniform Shape
Litigation Blog
Latest Updates and News
One Definition and the Walls Come Down – District Court Dismisses Copyright Claim Based on Misclassified Cabinet Registration
Key Takeaway: A federal district court dismissed a copyright infringement claim on the grounds that the work in the asserted registration had been improperly classified under the Copyright Act. This...
2 Bankrupt Crew – Intersection Between Bankruptcy and Copyright Law
Key Takeaways: Two members of rap group 2 Live Crew, and the heirs of a third member, attempted to terminate a transfer of copyright ownership in several records the group...
Should Have Written a Better Consent – And How(ey)!
Key Takeaway: The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (“TTAB” or “the Board”) afforded no weight to a bare-bones trademark consent agreement that contained no provisions for the parties to avoid...
Wu-Tang Style – Can Music Be a Trade Secret?
Key Takeaway: Due to the unique release of the Wu-Tang Clan album Once Upon a Time in Shaolin, a federal district court in the Second Circuit has ruled that the...
Be Kind, Please Rewind – Is Blockbuster Still Famous for a Dilution Claim?
Key Takeaway: The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (“TTAB”) is currently reviewing a case centered on video rental company Blockbuster, which has the potential to significantly widen the scope of...
Journalist’s Claims Are a No-Fly Zone – “Top Guns” to Top Gun: Maverick
Key Takeaway: When drafting an intellectual property contract that will remain valid for years or decades, it is important to include terms that are flexible enough to account for unforeseen...
