[E-trademarks] Use in commerce
Judith S
judith.a.s at gmail.com
Tue May 21 15:53:00 EDT 2024
It's actually a physical product.
The original was a stand-alone product sold to end consumers. The new
product is sold to businesses as part of a larger product package.
But I think it fits within the goods/services description.
I agree that the software distinction being made now is stupid, though.
Judith
On Tue, May 21, 2024 at 12:20 PM Kevin Grierson <kgrierson at cm.law> wrote:
> It really depends a lot on whether the second product fits within the
> description in the registration. For example, if your client is lucky
> enough to have a registration old enough that it’s for “software” as
> opposed to “downloadable software,” then the fact that the product is now a
> SaaS offering would not make a difference.
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> Hi All,
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> I have a small client that approached me about renewing their registered
> mark. However, since they obtained the mark their business has changed.
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> 1. They still make available replacement parts with the branding for the
> original product.
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> 2. They have an alternative product that they use the brand with, which is
> still within the goods description, but different from their original use.
> The alternative product is a sub-component of a different system which has
> separate branding.
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> Would we be able to rely on just the first use (replacement parts)? The
> product is still described on their site, but not available for new
> purchasers. Just servicing existing customers.
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> Would there be any issue if we used the second use, for a product which is
> different but falls within the same goods/services description?
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> I'd appreciate any insight.
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> Thank you!
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> Judith
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