Earlier this week, the Washington Redskins announced they would be retiring the team name, due in no small part to societal and corporate pressures that have been mounting for decades. While various fan groups and news outlets speculate and take polls regarding what the new name should be, others are entering the fray to do something about it; namely, registering various potential names in hopes, presumably, of cashing in.  The practice is called “trademark squatting” and applies specifically to folks who register trademarks without real intention to use them.  To be legitimate, more is required than simply plopping down the $275 application fee with the United States Trademark and Patent…