The USPTO refused registration of the mark NEW SILK ROAD for clothing, on the ground that the mark is deceptive under Section 2(a) because the goods are not primarily made of ...
Kicking Horse Coffee won again at the TTAB (its prior victory was TTABlogged here), this time giving the boot to the mark KICK ASS for clothing and energy drinks. Finding the challenged mark ...
The Trademark Reporter has published its latest Annual Review of U.S. Trademark Cases: "The Seventy-First Year of Administration of the Lanham Act of 1946," by Theodore H. Davis, Jr. and ...
[This is a guest post written by Stephanie Grace Stella, an associate in the Trademark Group at Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, P.C.]. Finding that the bearded skull design, below, fails ...
In a 33-page opinion, the Board sustained this opposition to registration of CRABS ADJUST HUMIDITY, in standard character and design form, finding the mark likely to cause confusion with the ...
In this brew-ha-ha over the mark COFFEE STUDIO, Respondent Reign LLC moved for dismissal after petitioner failed to submit any evidence or testimony during its testimony period. Petitioner Studio then moved ...
The USPTO refused registration of the mark NABOSO for foot orthotics, yoga mats, and rubber flooring, finding the mark likely to cause confusion with four registered marks (with three different ...
The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (T-T-A-B, not Tee-tab) has scheduled seven (VII) oral hearings for the month of March 2019. The hearings will be held in the USPTO's Madison ...
[This guest post was written by Kira-Khanh McCarthy, a 2L at University of Notre Dame Law School.] The Board affirmed a Section 6(a) requirement that Applicant disclaim the word PETITS ...
[This guest post was authored by John L. Strand, Trademark and Litigation Shareholder at Wolf Greenfield.] We’ve followed on this blog the juridical journey of Booking.com and that company’s attempts ...