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The federal Trademark Act, more typically referred to as the Lanham Act, is now more than fifty years old. By most measures it has been an extraordinary success. This Essay recounts that success and speculates on its origins. It then worries that the dynamics of federal trademark lawmaking are changing, and in the future, continued success may prove more elusive. The Trademark Dilution Act illustrates the new dangers.

Some Thoughts on the Dynamics of Federal Trademark Legislation and the Trademark Dilution Act of 1995