Some trademark applicants attempt to skirt the one-mark rule for registration by including changeable, unfixed characters in their paperwork, explains Thomas A. Harvey
March 21, 2014 at 12:44 AM
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An eerie specter haunts the trademark application process. It is the so-called “phantom trademark.”
A phantom trademark contains an element, such as a word, designation or phrase that is unfixed. It might incorporate a date, geographic location or model number that is changeable.
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