Trademark Organization
Training and Learning
Legal Training – mandatory for all first year trademark-examining
attorneys |
This
course provides new trademark attorneys with basic knowledge
of the Federal Trademark Act, examination procedures and automated
search tools. Lectures and Activities cover the following
topics:
- Trademark Law Overview
- Refusals under Section 2(d) of Trademark Act (Likelihood
of Confusion)
- Refusals under Section 2(e)(1) of Trademark Act (Mere
Descriptiveness/Deceptively Misdescriptive)
- Refusals under Section 2(e)(2) of Trademark Act (Geographically
Descriptive)
- Refusals under Section 2(e)(3) of Trademark Act (Geographically
Deceptively Misdescriptive)
- Refusals under Section 2(e)(4) of Trademark Act (Primarily
Merely Surname)
- Refusals under Section 2(e)(5) of the Trademark Act (Functionality)
- Requirements for Intent-to-Use Applications
- Requirements for Use-Based Applications
- Specimens and Use-Based Refusals
- Requirements for Applications filed under Section 44 of
the Trademark Act
- Madrid Protocol Practice - Requirements for Applications
filed under Section 66(a) of the Trademark Act
- Identification and Classification of Goods and Services
Practice
- Legal Writing
- Drawing Requirements
- Options Practice –– Section 2(f) of Trademark
Act and Supplemental Register
- Disclaimer Requirements
- Evidence Practice
- Refusals under Sections 2(a), (b) and (c) of Trademark
Act
- Legal Research
- Ex Parte Appeal Practice Before the Trademark Trial and
Appeal Board
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