SCOTUS’s ruling in B&B could shift more resources to TTAB cases, lawyers say
A US Supreme Court decision on likelihood of confusion rulings in trademark cases could see parties put more resources into disputes at the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB), lawyers have claimed.
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24 March 2015 The US Supreme Court has ruled that decisions by the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board on likelihood of confusion should preclude any identical issues from being re-litigated in a district court.