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From hyperrealistic sculptures to ethical dilemmas in art, we've woven together content that resonates with the curious mind. Whether you're seeking fresh perspectives or looking to delve into the creative process, there's something here to spark your imagination.

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CAFC Hears Oral Argument in In Re Chestek PLLC. the "Where Do You Sleep at Night?" Case

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In re Chestek PLLC oral argument Read comments and post your comment xxxx ">here. Carl Oppedahl, at his Ant-Like Persitence blog, has the transcript of the argument here. You may listen to the argument via the mp3 link immediately below. TTABlogger comment: How do you think the CAFC will rule? Text Copyright John L. Welch 2023.

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A Thumbs-Up Emoji Costs a Canadian Seller $82,000–South West Terminal v. Achter Land

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Mr. Mickleborough then texted the photo of the contract to Chris Achter at 306-264-XXXX, along with the text message: “Please confirm flax contract”. Chris Achter texted back from 306-264-XXXX a “thumbs-up” emoji. Mickleborough applied his ink signature to the contract, then took a photo of the contract using his cell phone.

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Divided CAFC Panel Reverses TTAB's Chutter v. Great Concepts Fraud Decision

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2023 USPQ2d XXXX (Fed. The CAFC remanded the case to the Board for consideration of "whether to declare that Great Concepts’ mark does not enjoy incontestable status and to evaluate whether to impose other sanctions on Great Concepts or its attorney." Great Concepts, LLC v. Chutter, Inc.

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Precedential No. 3: TTAB Rules that a Cancellation Petition Filed During Grace Period is Mooted If Section 8 Declaration Is Not Filed

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Read comments and post your comment xxxx ">here. The Board concluded that WKND's registration expired by operation of law as of March 14, 2023, and so the subject petition for cancellation filed on the following day was moot. The petition was therefore dismissed without prejudice. Text Copyright John L. Welch 2024.

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Precedential No. 19: Laches Based on Expired Registration Saves EVOGUE from Part of VOGUE's Confusion and Dilution Claims

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2d XXXX (T.T.A.B. As to the remaining goods, the Board found confusion unlikely but dilution-by-blurring likely. Advance Magazine Publishers, Inc. Fashion Electronics, Inc. 2023 U.S.P.Q.2d 2023) [precedential] (Opinion by Judge Karen Kuhlke).