Amanda N. Marston
Amanda N. Marston is a USPTO correspondent of record based in DENVER, COLORADO, listed on 135 trademark filings (126 currently live). The correspondent has worked across 62 distinct trademark owners — a broad client roster of mostly one-off filings at roughly 2.2 marks per client. In TTAB matters, Amanda N. Marston is attorney of record on 101 contested oppositions and cancellations, more often as plaintiff (97) than defendant (4). The correspondent is associated with Holland & Hart LLP.
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Refusals 101, Part 2: Section 2(d) — The Register's Biggest Fight
Section 2(d) is the most common substantive reason the USPTO refuses a trademark — and the one most likely to kill a name you've already fallen in love with. Here's what examiners actually compare.
How a Name Becomes Unownable: OSHO and the Anatomy of a Generic Trademark
Seventeen years after the TTAB ruled OSHO generic, the register tells the whole story: twenty OSHO marks ever filed, eighteen dead - and the only live OSHO word registration belongs to a Mexican beverage company.
The DEMON HUNTER Trademark That Netflix Filed Right Past
A Christian metal band sued Netflix over KPOP DEMON HUNTERS. The USPTO register shows a first DEMON HUNTER registration the band let die in 2014 — and a live one it rebuilt in 2022.