TTAB Research · Beta
Find the oppositions and cancellations that were actually fought, read what the Board and each side wrote with the speaker labeled, and see how an opponent litigates before you answer. Minutes of searching replace reading dockets one at a time, so your strategy and client advice rest on the record.
Filed since 2016
With a precedential opinion
25cases
Plaintiff
State Permits, Inc.
PERMIT.COM
Defendant
Fieldvine, Inc.
PERMITS.COM
decided after testimony · filed Sep 3, 2020 · fought 3 yr 11 mo · answered · briefed · testimony
Plaintiff
JNF LLC
THE HAPPIEST HOUR
Defendant
Harwood International Incorporated
HAPPIEST HOUR
decided on briefs · filed Feb 19, 2019 · fought 3 yr 7 mo · answered · briefed · oral hearing
How TTAB cases really end
Most ended by default, or because the defendant gave up. Count every sustained opposition as a win and you learn very little about how a real fight goes.
GleanMark reads each docket and labels the case by how it ended and how it got there. So when a client asks what a real fight looks like, you can study the 698 wins that came from cases fought to a decision: 518 after testimony and 180 on the briefs.
Oppositions sustained and cancellations granted in cases filed since January 1, 2016. Counts as of September 25, 2026.
How it works
Filter oppositions and cancellations by how they ended, how they got there (a default, a withdrawal, an abandonment, or a decision on the briefs or after testimony) and how hard they were fought: answered, briefed, testimony, oral hearing, ACR. Each filter shows its live count before you click. No party name needed.
By hand: Open dockets one at a time and read the last entries to learn how each case ended.
Every result shows both parties and their marks, how the case ended, how far it went and how long it ran. The card’s label and edge say who won: the plaintiff, the defendant, or neither when the case fizzled.
By hand: Tell a default from a trial decision by reading the docket entries yourself.
Search more than 940,000 passages from Board decisions and orders, briefs and answers, by your exact words or by meaning, the way you would ask a colleague. Every passage says who wrote it, so you can tell a party’s argument from the Board’s holding.
By hand: Download the filings and read them to work out who said what.
When an opposition lands
Every opposition and cancellation has its own case page, straight from the USPTO record: how the case ended, how this plaintiff’s cases usually go, and each registration they are suing on. On an extension of time, before anything is pleaded, it shows the record of the party who filed it.
On Starter and above, “Analyze this proceeding” reads the filings and lays out each side’s claims, what they cite and where the case stands, so you can brief a client without reading the whole docket first.
When a mark you monitor is named in a new proceeding, the alert opens its case page.
91301007Opposition sustained — applicant abandoned
MONSTER ENERGY COMPANY v. Under the Weather, LLC
Opposed mark MONSTERMESH · filed Aug 13, 2025 · never answered
The registrations they are suing on (7 pleaded)
MONSTER ARMY Reg. No. 5,551,192 · Classes 25, 41
pleaded in189proceedings
MONSTER ENERGY Reg. No. 6,679,809 · Class 41
pleaded in24proceedings
MONSTER Reg. No. 6,760,278 · Class 32
pleaded in129proceedings
MONSTER ENERGY Reg. No. 4,036,681 · Class 32
pleaded in544proceedings
MONSTER ENERGY Reg. No. 3,057,061 · Class 32
pleaded in577proceedings
MONSTER ENERGY Reg. No. 5,114,854 · Class 43
pleaded in141proceedings
MONSTER ENERGY Reg. No. 5,820,689 · Classes 9, 21, 22, 24, 25, 28
pleaded in129proceedings
Every line is the USPTO’s own record. Open a registration for its full identification of goods and services.
Markus, on Board decisions
Research a Board question in plain English without trusting a guess. Before Markus states a Board holding, two AI models from different companies must both confirm it from the decision’s own text. When they can’t, Markus quotes the Board’s words and says it could not confirm the holding. These answers take longer, often 30 seconds to a minute, because the check runs first.
Markus also pulls up a party’s TTAB record, recent Board decisions or any case’s docket on request. 5 messages a month on Starter, unlimited on Professional and Max.
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Why it matters
A win rate that counts defaults is not a win rate.
Monster Energy Company has brought 777 oppositions and cancellations since 2016 and won 462 of them. 320 of those wins were defaults, where the other side never appeared. 13 of its cases reached a decision on the merits.
A headline win rate lumps those together. TTAB Research keeps them apart, so you can tell a client facing one of its oppositions how often this opponent actually takes a case to a decision.
Start a 7-day Professional trial, no card. TTAB Research, proceeding analyses and Markus are included, and TTAB Research stays free with Professional and Max during the beta.
Cases, examples and counts are from the USPTO’s TTAB records as of September 25, 2026; the passage count is as of October 24, 2026.