APPLE JAZZ Owner Pursues Cancellation of APPLE Mark for Entertainment Services in District Court
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Bertini filed a lawsuit to cancel Apple's trademark for using 'APPLE' in entertainment services, alleging no advertisement of such services between Nov 2011 to May 2015.
After facing refusal for his APPLE JAZZ mark, Bertini's battle with Apple escalated, going through the TTAB and Federal Circuit, culminating in him filing a lawsuit against Apple.
The Federal Circuit ruled against Apple's claim of absolute priority for services on its applications, but Bertini's petition to cancel APPLE was initially dismissed by the TTAB.
Bertini's decade-long fight to trademark APPLE JAZZ brings into question issues of confusion with Apple's marks, leading to complex legal battles between the parties.
Read at IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
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