Daily Archives: October 4, 2017
Be Vigilant!
Protecting a brand is not easy; it requires diligence and strategy. Unlike owners of other forms of intellectual property, trademark holders have an affirmative duty to police their trademarks, and can lose trademark rights if they fail to do so. … Continue reading
Posted in Practice Tips, Trademarks
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When Filing Maintenance Documents: Beware!
1613.17(a) Correcting Deficiencies in Affidavits or Declarations Timely Filed Within the Periods Set Forth in § 71(a) of the Act If the affidavit or declaration is filed during the periods set forth in § 71(a) of the Act (i.e., during … Continue reading
Posted in Post-Registration, Trademark Prosecution, USPTO
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USPTO Considers Submission Limits
The U.S. Patent & Trademark Office is considering setting file size/page limits for proof of use specimens.
Posted in USPTO
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