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Douglas Masters, managing partner of the firm’s Chicago office, is quoted in an article published by The Wall Street Journal discussing the association between the two-week annual NCAA college basketball tournament also known as March Madness, and male family planning services.
According to the publication, lawyers representing the NCAA successfully went after a Virginia clinic for attempting to register the term “Vasectomy Mayhem,” by citing confusion between the tournament’s brand and the clinic. Having represented the NCAA in the case, Doug commented “We don’t currently have an official urologist of the NCAA tournament.”
To read the full article, please visit The Wall Street Journal’s website (subscription required).
According to the publication, lawyers representing the NCAA successfully went after a Virginia clinic for attempting to register the term “Vasectomy Mayhem,” by citing confusion between the tournament’s brand and the clinic. Having represented the NCAA in the case, Doug commented “We don’t currently have an official urologist of the NCAA tournament.”
To read the full article, please visit The Wall Street Journal’s website (subscription required).
