Can A Font Be Trademarked? DeSantis Debuts Disney Logo Hats

Can you trademark a font? Today’s story revolves around the trademark battle brewing between Walt Disney Company and Ron DeSantis, the Governor of Florida where Disney World is located, who used the Disney font on his new campaign hats without permission. The Disney font is registered by Disney for use in a variety of products, including clothing. Using a trademark without permission is a clear violation of intellectual property rights and can lead to significant damages and negative publicity. Our podcast features two trademark lawyers discussing the legal implications of Ron DeSantis' actions and providing opinions on what he should do to rectify the situation. The story highlights the importance of respecting other people's intellectual property rights, especially for public figures and politicians, and why businesses need a trademark strategy. Disclaimer: This podcast is not legal advice. Did you enjoy the show? Pay it forward and share it with a friend!