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ARTICLE · 27 DECEMBER 2018

TTABlog Test: Are Cell Phone Covers Related To Sunglasses Under Section 2(d)?

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Oakley, Inc. opposed an application to register the mark FROGSKINS (standard characters) for "protective cover and cases for cell phones, laptop computers, tablet computers and portable media players," ...

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Oakley, Inc. opposed an application to register the mark FROGSKINS (standard characters) for "protective cover and cases for cell phones, laptop computers, tablet computers and portable media players," claiming a likelihood of confusion with its identical mark registered for "eyewear, namely sunglasses and accessories for sunglasses, namely, replacement lenses, ear stems and nose pieces." Because the marks are identical, a lesser degree of similarity between the goods is necessary to support a finding of likely confusion. But are the goods close enough? How do you think this came out? Oakley, Inc. v. JMM Lee Properties, LLC, Opposition No. 91231865 [not precedential] (Opinion by Judge Marc A. Bergsman).

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