The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board issued some 600 decisions in 2004, but it deemed only 13 of those decisions "citable." This fraction of citable decisions is the lowest in memory, despite the clamor of the trademark bar for more precedential TTAB rulings. Moreover, unlike the past two years, when the board rendered noteworthy decisions on the issues of dilution, fraud and trade dress protection, 2004's citable decisions can't exactly be called monumental.
May 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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