Tucked into the coronavirus relief package, the measure will create powerful and inexpensive tools for clearing fraudulent marks from the PTO register, says Haynes and Boone partner Joseph Matal.
December 23, 2020 at 09:12 AM
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Trademark legislation contained in Congress’ coronavirus relief package offers some powerful tools for policing infringement and clearing fraudulent registrations from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s books, according to a former leader of the agency.
Haynes and Boone partner Joseph Matal, who was acting director of the agency in 2017, said the Trademark Modernization Act “is a big deal.”
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Joseph Matal, a Haynes and Boone partner. Courtesy photo
