by anthony verna | Oct 25, 2016 | Trademark Law
Filing a trademark application involves strategic choices regarding the basis for registration, which determines the priority date and potential common-law trademark rights. The two primary filing bases are: 1. Bona Fide Intent to Use When filing under the basis of...
by anthony verna | Oct 24, 2016 | Copyright Law
Do you need to expedite a copyright registration filing? The Library of Congress’ Copyright Office calls this application “Special Handling.” Now, it does require a hefty fee of $800 on top of the $55 fee for a normal application. Special handling is...
by anthony verna | Oct 23, 2016 | Lawsuit, Litigation, Trademark Law
Understanding when to file a Motion to Dismiss is crucial in Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) litigation. This article demystifies the procedural rules, highlighting the importance of meeting pleading requirements in cases involving a Notice of Opposition or a...
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