PATTISHALL, MCAULIFFE, NEWBURY, HILLIARD & GERALDS
PATTISHALL, MCAULIFFE, NEWBURY, HILLIARD & GERALDS is a CHICAGO, ILLINOIS-based trademark practice with 11,848 USPTO filings on file, 6,552 of which are currently live. The firm has represented 2,443 distinct trademark owners — a mid-breadth client roster at roughly 4.8 marks per client. In TTAB practice, the firm has handled 4,395 proceedings, more often as plaintiff (3,520) than defendant (894). 213 attorneys have appeared at the firm — 3 focused on prosecution, 129 on TTAB matters, 28 working across both areas.
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Refusals 101, Part 2: Section 2(d) — The Register's Biggest Fight
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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
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