Do generic terms constitute a protectable trademark? Courts and the US Patent and Trademark Office often consider survey evidence to determine if consumers view a mark as a brand or not. In USPTO, et al. v. Booking.com B.V., Booking.com presents a consumer survey to demonstrate that its mark is a brand, however, the findings are not as compelling as it suggests.
In this article published in Law360, Richard Franciosa and Marie Minasi analyze the survey evidence prior to the US Supreme Court hearing now scheduled for May 4.
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CRA consultants named top IP strategists in IAM Strategy 300 2021
Robert Goldman, Daniel McGavock, Dr. Richard Razgaitis, and Larry Rosenberg were recognized in the latest edition of IAM Strategy 300 – The World’s Leading IP...