The Board affirmed refusals to register POWERED BY JUJU and JUJU JOINTS for smokeless marijuana vaporizers on the ground that the identified goods are illegal under the federal Controlled Substances ...
In anticipation of her likely leaving her government position in January, PTO Under Secretary Michelle Lee gave what appears to be her final speech to a plenary session of the ...
Chef Sous LLC opposed an application to register the mark NOT SO SIMPLE SYRUP for "syrups for making beverages; non-alcoholic drink and cocktail mixes" [SYRUP disclaimed], claiming likelihood of confusion ...
Seattle-based J. Michael Keyes reviews the TTAB's recent decision in In re Brown, in his pun-filled commentary entitled, "USPTO Snuffs Out Marijuana Dispensary Service Mark Application: Will All Others Go ...
This issue has recently generated comments. The answer is “no”. As explained by the Supreme Court in Diamond Rubber: “A patentee may be baldly empirical, seeing nothing beyond his experiments ...
I once heard a TTAB judge say that the outcome of most Section 2(d) likelihood of confusion cases can be predicted just by looking at the marks and the identified ...
The USPTO refused to register the mark CARS for computer software and hardware for capturing road data and determining safe curve speeds for automobiles, on the ground of mere descriptiveness ...
The Board granted Opposer Heinekin Asia Pacific's motion for summary judgment in this opposition to registration of the mark TIGER SHARK for beer, finding that Applicant Claypool lacked the requisite ...
According to a reliable source, Ms. Pallante, the Register of Copyright, has been transferred to a new position within the Library of Congress where she will hold the title Senior ...
In the latest chapter in the long-running battle between Belmora LLC and Bayer over the mark FLANAX, Belmora has filed a petition for writ of certiorari from the Supreme Court. ...