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New Evidence that “Good Data Drives Out Bad Cases”

A 2015 article1 published by Shari Diamond and David Franklyn reports the results of a survey(!) of trademark attorneys on the role that surveys play in the ultimate resolution of a case. They note...

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Deceptive Advertising, Trademark

Could a Survey Have Saved This Trademark?

The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) has affirmed the TTAB’s ruling that NOPALEA is merely descriptive when used for a dietary supplement that contains Nopal juice. (John Welch blogs...

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Supreme Court Raises the Stakes at the TTAB

The 2015 Supreme Court ruling in B&B Hardware, Inc. v. Hargis Industries means that the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) will get a lot more attention and resources than they have in the past....

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For Want of a Survey...

A recently decided case in the Middle District of Florida (Pods Enterprises v. U-Haul International) showed how the lack of survey evidence can seriously weaken a claim that a trademark is generic....

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