Impressive lack of merit (Score 1)

This has, impressively enough, quite a bit less merit than Microsoft's case against Lindows. For starters, both SciFinder and Google Scholar have logos that minimize "Scholar" relative to the rest of the sites' names (See SciFinder and Google logos).

So not only is this a common word, with many obvious uses, but it is not even the major part of the product name like, say, Microsoft Windows, whose logo is at least dominated by Windows.

--joedoe