The USPTO refused registration of the mark FILAMENT TOWER for LED fixtures and light bulbs, concluding that the specimens of use differed materially from the drawing of the mark in ...
On the fifth anniversary of the Leahy Smith America Invents Act of 2011, the U.S. PTO has still failed to eliminate unnecessary procedures that slow down filings. This is so critical ...
The attachment cited in the note, here, is provided. On the fifth anniversary of the Leahy Smith America Invents Act of 2011, the U.S. PTO has still failed to eliminate ...
Congratulations to Drew Hirshfeld, who is expected to serve as Acting Under Secretary of Commerce in charge of the Patent Office beginning January 20, 2017, for several months, up until ...
The Board affirmed another Section 2(e)(4) refusal, finding the mark HECHTER (Stylized) to be primarily merely a surname for leather goods and clothing. Although a very rare surname, it is ...
Congratulations to the incumbent leader of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office who is expected to conclude her government service by the time of the inauguration of President-Elect Donald J. ...
The attached paper, “What Hal’s been Doing during His ‘Sabbatical’ from Practice,” explains what this writer has been doing the past two years. This includes his participation in the new, ...
The TTABlog was hatched on November 8, 2004, with a blog post entitled "Leo Stoller Loses Again." I never thought I would still be blogging twelve years later. Eleven, maybe, ...
Practical Law will present a free 60-minute webinar addressing the upcoming amendments to the Trademark Rules of Practice and how they affect TTAB practice and procedure. The webinar will be ...
Suzanne Biggs was a biotechnology and pharmaceutical patent who spent her career in private practice following a stint as a corporate patent attorney in San Francisco with Chevron. She did ...