Trademark issues pop up when using search engines

Let’s say you have a lunch meeting at a restaurant, but you can only recall part of the name. Do a quick search on Google via computer — or perhaps your cell phone — and you’ve found it. Or, rather, you think you’ve found it. Considering that Google’s advertising program allows advertisers to purchase competitors’ trademarks to ...

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Trademark issues pop up when using search engines

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