Just days after the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office approved Nike’s Air Jordan 1 trademark, New York-based attorney and founder of RGL Consulting Group, Robert Lopez, filed a challenge with the office alleging fraud. The Air Jordan 1 trademark covers the “three-dimensional configuration comprising the design of the material panels that form the exterior body of the shoe, the design of the panel on top of the shoe that includes the eyelets for the shoe laces, the design of the ridge pattern on the sides of the sole of the shoe, the design of a stitched line running along the ... Log in to view full article.