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CREATINE writing

By Ronald D. Coleman, Esq.

The TTABlog examines, so to speak, an almost metaphysical TTAB discussion of when a trademark is or is not “unitary” for purposes of the requirement to disclaim non-registrable elements: “When a compound word mark is formed by hyphenating two words or terms, one of which would be unregistrable alone, the mark is deemed unitary and no [...]

Full post as published by Likelihood of Confusion on January 09, 2008 (boomark / email).