Supreme Court Declines to Hear Trademark Case on Bank of America’s Virtual Assistant

The U.S. Supreme Court has opted not to review a decision from the Tenth Circuit regarding the Bank of America Corp.’s use of “Erica,” its virtual financial assistant. Previously, the Tenth Circuit ruled that the bank did not infringe upon a trademark held by a movie website owner. The focus of the case was whether the deployment of “Erica” violated existing trademark laws, a charge that was ultimately not upheld by the appellate court. For more information, click here.