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The US Supreme Court will hear argument as to whether a lower court ruling weakening the prohibition on "vulgar" trademarks should stand - Detroit Trademark Attorney John Hilla (734) 743-1489
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Stylizing a logo from verbiage already utilized in someone else's registered trademark or word mark will not protect your application from opposition if the goods and services for which the mark is utilized are similar. Attorney John Hilla (734) 743-1489
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