[E-trademarks] Use in Commerce for a service when underlying product was returned and refunded
Laura Geyer
lgeyer at ndgallilaw.com
Thu Apr 24 19:28:38 UTC 2025
Agree it’s a sale. Trademarks are allowed to apply to crappy goods, right? A sale is a sale. Just because someone doesn’t like it or it doesn’t work very well or the advertising copy was incorrect or just lying that their, I dunno, miracle footbath would cure gout, scoliosis, and foul language, the trademark you use to sell the bulls*** product is still a trademark. I have some hair ties that you can allegedly use to make one-handed ponytails (part of an eternal life quest for something like this that actually works) that don’t work even if you use your toes also. It’s still a sale!
Ask anyone who grew up in the age of the Ginsu Knife and the Sham-Wow and other such miracle items you could get by calling 1-800-whatever!
Cheers,
Laura
Laura Talley Geyer | Of Counsel
ND Galli Law LLC
1200 G Street, N.W., Ste 800
Washington, DC 20005
Tel: (202) 599-9019 (direct)
https://ndgallilaw.com/laura-geyer/
https://ndgallilaw.com/
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