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Confusingly similar – Dominican Republic

October 10, 2013August 17, 2020 leticiacaminero

To answer an objection or opposition to a trademark registration, identifying when a trademark is identical or confusingly similar to another is of vital importance.  The … Continue reading Confusingly similar – Dominican Republic

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Why do you want it if you don’t use it? – Dominican Republic

April 20, 2013August 17, 2020 leticiacaminero

You found a trademark for your product/service, BUT there is an identical or confusingly similar trademark already registered (that you never have seen in the marketplace). … Continue reading Why do you want it if you don’t use it? – Dominican Republic

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