The Tenth Circuit employed “an analysis devoid of context whose conclusions contradicted themselves” when it found Bank of America Corp. had not infringed a movie website owner’s trademark with its virtual assistant “Erica,” the site owner has told the U.S. Supreme Court. The movie website owner has urged the Justices to revive the trademark suit against Bank of America, arguing that the lower court’s decision was fundamentally flawed. For more details, read the full article on Law360.