You have a limited window to challenge a conflicting trademark — act fast
If a new trademark application is confusingly similar to your registered mark in appearance, sound, or meaning, consumers may be misled about the source of goods. An opposition stops the conflicting mark from being registered.
When a conflicting mark covers goods or services that overlap with yours, the risk of consumer confusion is high. We help you build a strong case for opposition based on likelihood of confusion.
Owners of famous trademarks have broader rights to oppose applications that dilute the distinctiveness or tarnish the reputation of their well-known marks, even in unrelated industries.
We guide you through every stage of the TTAB opposition proceeding
Our monitoring service detects newly published trademark applications that conflict with your registered marks during the 30-day opposition window.
We assess the strength of your opposition grounds, analyze the likelihood of success, and advise you on the most effective strategy to pursue.
We prepare and file a Notice of Opposition with the TTAB, clearly articulating the legal grounds for your challenge with compelling supporting evidence.
We represent your interests through discovery, briefing, and hearings until the TTAB issues a final decision — or the matter is resolved through negotiated settlement.