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How to Request a Trademark Extension For Office Action

Patent Trademark Blog

What is the new deadline to respond to trademark Office Actions? When you’ve practiced trademark law long enough, you take certain things for granted. Things like Office Action deadlines never seem to change. Patent Office Action deadlines are extendable. Things change.

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Why Your Trademark Arguments Will Fail: How to Win an Office Action Rejection

Patent Trademark Blog

Why Certain Trademark Arguments Are Irrelevant Certain trademark arguments are destined to fail. The secret to a successful trademark response lies in understanding the right approaches for certain situations. Need to overcome a trademark refusal? What are some loser trademark arguments? Be careful though.

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Smarter Trademark Response: What are more effective ways to respond to a trademark Office Action?

Patent Trademark Blog

What are smarter ways to respond to trademark Office Actions? Though you hate to see them, Office Actions are fairly common in USPTO trademark applications. If and when it happens, a strategy for a smarter trademark response will serve you well.

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Is a Request for Reconsideration an effective response to a trademark Final Office Action refusal?

Patent Trademark Blog

Is a twice-rejected trademark application the end of the road? When you receive a second Office Action maintaining a refusal to register, does it make any sense to pursue another response. So you responded to the first rejection by filing a response to a non-final Office Action. What is a final refusal to register?

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Why File Single Class Instead of Multiclass Trademark Applications?

Patent Trademark Blog

How do you register a trademark for a lot of goods and services? Suppose you wish to register a trademark for several goods or services, and those products fall under different USPTO trademark classes. Should you file single class trademark applications?

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Department of Commerce issues report finding that “USPTO’s trademark registration process was not effective in preventing fraudulent or inaccurate registrations”

Erik K Pelton

A new report from the Department of Commerce, the agency of which the USPTO is a part, was released last week following its ” audit of the United States Patent and trademark Office’s (USPTO’s) efforts to improve the accuracy of the trademark register” that began in April of 2020. counsel rule.

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How to Trademark: What goods and services are related or unrelated?

Patent Trademark Blog

Likelihood of confusion is one of the biggest obstacles to registering trademarks. In comparing trademarks, examiners will frequently reject one mark for being confusable with another mark even though the respective goods or services appear quite different. Need to register your trademark or overcome an Office Action rejection?