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A party may appeal a TTAB decision to a district court, where it is reviewed de novo. De novo review generally means that the district court can take a fresh look at all factual and legal determinations. Unfavorable decisions can alternatively be appealed straight to the Federal Circuit.
The trial brief is a partys opportunity to present a summary of the evidence of record, a discussion of the facts in light of the law, and its strongest arguments in support of its case.
APPEAL BOARD MANUAL. OF PROCEDURE (TBMP)
The title of the manual is abbreviated as TBMP. A citation to a section of the manual may be written as TBMP (2014). As with previous editions, this edition is available online at the Board home page of the USPTO web site in a searchable, printable format.
2.127 Motions. (a) Every motion must be submitted in written form and must meet the re- quirements prescribed in 2.126. It shall contain a full statement of the grounds, and shall embody or be ac- companied by a brief.
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How and When to File a Trademark Appeal. Youre now in the position to file a trademark appeal with the TTAB. The notice of appeal (along with the proper filing fee) must be submitted within six months of the final refusal being issued. You must file and pay for the trademark appeal through the ESTTA system.
Cite This Item Chicago citation style: United States Patent And Trademark Office. Trademark manual of examining procedure TMEP . [ APA citation style: United States Patent And Trademark Office. ( 1974) Trademark manual of examining procedure TMEP . [ MLA citation style: United States Patent And Trademark Office.
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