Trade dress registration on carbon fiber rifle barrel canceled because it is functional. MCGOWEN v. PROOF RESEARCH
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Trade dress registration on carbon fiber rifle barrel canceled because it is functional. MCGOWEN v. PROOF RESEARCH
Trade dress constitutes a "symbol" or "device" within the meaning of §2 of the Trademark Act, 15 U.S.C. §1052. Trade dress originally included only the packaging or "dressing" of a product, but in recent years
Trademark for concealed carry opposed by soda manufacturer. COCA-COLA v. HOFF
A trademark is something on a product which indicates to consumers the identity of the manufacturer. A trademark can be registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office to strengthen the rights associated with
Trademark for disinfectant wipes denied because confusingly similar. IN RE TRIP WIPES
A trademark is a word, phrase or symbol that indicates the identity of a product seller to consumers. In the United States, when a company begins branding products that it sells with a trademark, the
Trademark dispute between drone maker and drone photographer. HOVERFLY v. HOVERFLY
A trademark is traditionally thought of as a word, phrase or symbol, but anything that a product seller uses to distinguish its products from competitor's products can be granted trademark protection. A trademark can be
Top level domain trademark application denied because it fails to function as trademark. IN RE AC WEBCONNECTING
A trademark is something that consumers associate with the manufacturer of a product. Traditionally a trademark is thought of as a symbol, word or phrase, but anything that signals to consumers the identity of the
Knife manufacturer successfully overcomes rejection of trademark application. IN RE SHIVWORKS
A trademark is a word, phrase or symbol that tells consumers who is selling a product. The key feature of a trademark is the association consumers make between the trademark and products produced by a
SIKSILK refused trademark registration because clothing contained no silk. In re Monkey IP Limited
A trademark is a something that a producer of a product uses to distinguish its products from competitors. Trademark holders are granted the right to exclude others from placing the trademark on products not produced by
Apple opposes pear trademark application. APPLE v. SUPER HEALTHY KIDS
The key to the strength of a trademark is the association consumers make between a trademark and the producer of the products which bear the trademark. In the United States, registration of a trademark is
Hat seller flips their lid over similar trademark. NEW ERA v. PRO ERA
A trademark is something on a product which indicates to consumers the identity of the manufacturer. Traditionally a trademark is though of as a word, phrase or symbol, but just about anything that identifies the source
Coffee house successfully cancels competitor’s trademark registration. THE COFFEE STUDIO v. REIGN
A trademark is traditionally thought of as a word, phrase or symbol, but anything that a product seller uses to distinguish its products from competitor's products can be granted trademark protection. A trademark can be