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Intellectual Property

Oct. 4, 2001

Dress to Impress

Even though the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office had given the opposition the purported right to use the disputed marks, the attorney proved that his client's competitor had submitted misleading information in order to receive approval.

        Even though the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office had given the opposition the purported right to use the disputed marks, the attorney proved that his client's competitor had submitted misleading information in order to receive approval.
        FACTS
        According to the defense attorney, both plaintiff Killingswor...

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