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The DuPont Factors for Trademark Registration | JD Supra

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By Daniel Bliss
| JD Supra
Suppose you have filed a trademark application to register a trademark that identifies a source of goods/services for your business. During examination of the trademark application, the United States Patent and Trademark Office initially refused registration because of an alleged likelihood of confusion with a registered mark. What are the DuPont factors, and can you argue them in an attempt to overcome the refusal?
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The DuPont Factors for Trademark Registration

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By Daniel Bliss
| Open Legal Blog Archive
By: Daniel H. Bliss Suppose you have filed a trademark application to register a trademark that identifies a source of goods/services for your business. During examination of the trademark application, the United States Patent and Trademark Office initially refused registration because of an alleged likelihood of confusion with a registered mark. What are the DuPont factors, and can you argue them in an attempt to overcome the refusal?
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Making mandatory device upgrades a thing of the past

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By Mikala Kass, Daniel Bliss
| Arizona State University News
Hate having to upgrade your device? Arizona State University researchers are building sustainable microchips that could free us from mandatory device upgrades. These powerful processors will also improve communications for national defense, including in space. “Both these technologies are critical for the future of the Department of Defense and potentially really enabling for the future of 6G,” says Daniel Bliss, who leads these research efforts at ASU.
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