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July TTAB filings heat up with 300+ new oppositions, including clashes between Samsung & Swatch, and Monster Energy’s latest trademark battles.
From Dogfish to Cartier, see key TTAB oppositions filed in late March and early April—including dilution claims over “famous” marks like THUNDERCATS and TYSON.
Monster Energy, Ohio State, MLB, and Sazerac headline this edition of TTAB filings, packed with oppositions over design marks, descriptiveness, and dilution.
Marvel, Monster Energy, Wet Seal, and Apple headline TTAB oppositions this week, as brands clash over superheroes, bourbon, beards, and “wet” marks.
Marvel, DC, NCAA, and Duke top this week’s TTAB filings, with oppositions over SUPERHERO, BRACKET, BLUE BALL CHILLER, and more trademark turf wars.
Monster Energy, MLB, Exxon, and Champagne producers lead this week’s TTAB oppositions, targeting logos, apparel, wine, and even the word “Glampagne.”
This week’s TTAB filings feature immoral marks, stolen show claims, and beer battles—starring Calvin Klein, A&E, Duke, and a hoppy cast of breweries.
The TTAB ruled that “LIMITED” is merely descriptive for trading cards, rejecting Panini’s claim of acquired distinctiveness despite decades of use.
Staples targets e-cigarettes over the STAPLE mark, while 3M, Blue Cross, MLS, and the Johnny Cash estate highlight this week’s TTAB oppositions.
From Red Bull vs. OLD OX to SoulCycle vs. ALL SOUL, this week’s TTAB filings reveal how brands protect their marks in early-stage oppositions.
The TTAB reversed a refusal of CELIABRATE, finding the mark created a distinct commercial impression and was properly used in commerce.
Hershey opposes Ferrero’s KÜSSCHEN trademark, claiming it could confuse consumers and dilute its famous KISSES brand. Will this chocolate clash go to trial?
