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A "specimen" in the context of trademark law refers to a sample of the way a trademark is being used in commerce. A specimen is

An Office Action Extension is a request to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) to extend the time period within which a trademark

A "ornamental specimen" refusal is a type of "Specimen" refusal issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) when a trademark applicant provides

Ignoring a trademark opposition can have serious consequences. If you receive a Notice of Opposition, it means that someone is opposing the registration of your

A trademark can be renewed an unlimited number of times as long as the trademark is still being used in commerce and the trademark owner

A "likelihood of confusion" refusal is a common reason given by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for denying a trademark application. The

A trademark renewal refers to the process of maintaining an active and valid trademark registration with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Renewal

A trademark is a symbol, phrase, design, or combination of these that identifies the source of goods and services, and distinguishes them from those of

A trademark revival refers to the process of restoring a previously abandoned trademark registration. A trademark may become abandoned if the owner fails to use

A trademark revival is necessary when a trademark has been cancelled or expired and the owner wants to bring it back into use. The revival

A Trademark Revival is the process of restoring a trademark registration that has been abandoned due to non-use. The trademark owner must show that the