A trademark opposition is very much like a lawsuit between two parties. More specifically, it’s a legal dispute pertaining to the right to register a particular trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Here are a few articles that address many of the questions I receive from clients and prospective clients about trademark oppositions.
- What is a Trademark Opposition? How Do I Oppose a Trademark Application?
- How Much Does a Trademark Opposition Cost?
- How Do I Answer a Trademark Opposition?
- What is the Discovery Conference in a Trademark Opposition?
- What are Initial Disclosures?
- What is the Discovery Period in a Trademark Opposition?
- What are Pretrial Disclosures?
- What is the Trial Period in a Trademark Opposition?
- What is a Notice of Reliance?
- What is a Trial Brief in a Trademark Opposition?
- What is an Oral Hearing in a Trademark Opposition?
- What is an Extension of Time to Oppose a Trademark Application?