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    Pro Se Intent-to-Use Applicant Wins TTAB Priority Battle In Section 2(d) Opposition To DRIPHOUSE CLOTHING & Design

    Another pro se applicant successfully fended off a Section 2(d) opposition, this time despite filing no evidence, testimony or briefs.
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
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    Recommended Reading: Lisa Pearson, "The Real Life Of Fictional Trademarks"

    The September-October issue of The Trademark Reporter [pdf of full issue here] includes Daniel R. Bereskin's article on Trademark Rights ...
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
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    Reversing A Surname Refusal, TTAB Finds BROE (Stylized) Has Acquired Distinctiveness

    Although finding that the term BROE is primarily a surname, and that the stylization shown below does not make the mark inherently distinctive, the Board reversed this Section 2(e)(4)...
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
  • Article

    Some Thoughts On Why Product Configuration Marks Seldom Survive TTAB Scrutiny

    Rarely do product configuration trademark applications survive TTAB scrutiny. Two major hurdles to registration stand in the way
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
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    Three Recent Affirmances In Unacceptable Specimens Of Use Cases

    Okay, I admit it's an awkward title, but it's an awkward time.
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
  • Article

    TTAB Affirms Failure-To-Function Refusal Of Ribbon/Banner Background Design For Horse Tail Cleaners

    The Board affirmed a refusal to register the design shown below, for "Non-medicated cleaning preparations for livestock, horses, and domestic animals, ...." and various other products for said animals, ...
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
  • Article

    TTAB Affirms Genericness Refusal Of FILATI (Stylized) For ... Guess What?

    Examining Attorney Amy Kertgate maintained that the stylization was not sufficiently distinctive to justify registration of the generic term.
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
  • Article

    TTAB Affirms Rejection Of Specimens That Do Not Associate The Mark With The Goods

    The Board affirmed a refusal to register the alleged mark SLEEP HYGIENE CYCLE on the ground that Applicant's specimens of use failed to show use of the mark with the identified goods
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
  • Article

    TTAB Affirms Rejection Of TRUWALLET Specimen Of Use For Lack Of Use With Recited Services

    The Examining Attorney relied on dictionary definitions of "cash account" as an account that settles transactions on a case basis.
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
  • Article

    TTAB Dismisses "DM" Cancellation Because Petitioner Failed To Prove Standing

    The Board denied a petition to cancel the mark shown below for various clothing items because Petitioner Dr. Martens failed to prove its standing. Petitioner claimed, inter alia....
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
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    TTAB Dismisses Opposition: Designer Of WINDY CITY GROOVE Logo Fails To Prove Ownership Of The Mark

    Opposer Joyce K. Thomas tossed up an air ball in this opposition to register the mark WINDY CITY GROOVE & Design for "Entertainment in the nature of basketball games;
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
  • Article

    TTAB Finds "BIG SIX" Generic For . . . . Guess What?

    The Board affirmed a refusal to register the term BIG SIX, finding it generic for "wines," or in the alternative, merely descriptive thereof.
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
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    TTAB Finds POND POTS Generic For .......Guess What?

    The TTAB affirmed a refusal to register POND POTS for "fabric containers for growing plants," on the ground of genericness.
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
  • Article

    TTAB Finds SKEETER BAND Merely Descriptive Of . . . Guess What?

    The Board found that this evidence established that the terms SKEETER and BAND are merely descriptive when used in connection with insect repellents and bracelets, respectively.
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
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    TTAB Finds SUNBELT ORGANIC Confusable With SUNBELT and SUNBELT BAKERY For Some Food Items

    Applicant Coastal Sunbelt sought to register the mark SUNBELT ORGANIC, in standard form and in several design forms, for "organic foodstuffs, namely, salsa" and "processed organic fruits...
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
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    TTAB Grants Petitions For Cancellation Of Registrations For The Color Pink For Hip Joint Implants On The Ground Of Functionality

    In an exhaustive 107-page opinion, the Board granted petitions for cancellation of two registrations on the Supplemental Register for the color pink applied to the entire surface of...
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
  • Article

    TTAB Posts August 2018 Oral Hearing Schedule

    The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) has scheduled three (III) oral hearings for the month of August 2018.
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
  • Article

    TTAB Posts March 2022 (Video) Hearing Schedule

    The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (Tee-Tee-Ā-Bee) has scheduled two (2) oral hearings for the month of March 2022.
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
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    TTAB Reverses 2(d) Refusal Of SQUEEZE JUICE COMPANY In View Of 12 Third-Party SQUEEZE Registrations

    Third-party registrations may help an applicant overcome a Section 2(d) refusal under Juice Generation and Jack Wolfskin, but it depends on the quantity and quality.
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
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    TTAB Reverses Section 2(d) Refusal: Goods Unrelated And Consumers Sophisticated

    On the average of twice per month, the Board reverses a Section 2(d) refusal. Here, the Board found the mark CMC for "Non-metallic underground columns for land stabilization and reinforcement ...
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
    Wolf Greenfield & Sacks
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