[E-trademarks] Primarily a Surname???

[Miriam Richter, Esq.]

All,

I have a client with an uncommon surname who wants to register a mark using his surname. There are five other marks on the register that have passed muster as not primarily a surname because it is rare, but I'm very leery of filing it since it will sort of be in right in the Examiner's face.

Any thoughts?

Best,
Miriam

Miriam Richter, Attorney at Law, P.L.
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