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TTABlog Quarterly Index: January - March 2009

Here is the 18th TTABlog Quarterly Index. That's right, the blog is nearly four and one-half years old. The first post was on November 8, 2004, and concerned (who else?) Leo Stoller (here). This post in number 1,252.Section 2(a) - scandalous:Finding "A-HOLE PATROL" Scandalous for Online Social Club Screening, TTAB Affirms 2(a) RefusalSection 2(d) - likelihood of confusion:Precedential No. 9: TTAB Dismisses 2(d) Petition to Cancel "DESIGNED TO SELL" RegistrationWal-Mart Bests Loufrani in TTAB Battle over "Smiling Face" MarkTTAB Reverses 2(d) Refusal: PTO Failed to Show "HEART" and "KOKORO" Confusingly Similar for Restaurant ServicesGiving Naked Consents Some Weight, TTAB Reverses 2(d) Refusal of "BUHLER & Design"TTAB Finds "KID'S OUTDOORS" & Design Not Confusingly Similar to "OUTDOOR KIDS," Both for ClothingTTAB Questionably Shows a Second Red Card to "FUTBOLITO": Merely Descriptive for Game Tables, but Confusingly Similar to "MLS FUTBOLITO"?TTAB Reverses 2(d) Refusal of "QUAANTUM" for Trailer Suspension Systems Over "QUANTUM" for TiresIt Don't Come Easy: TTAB Affirms 2(d) Refusal of "RINGO" for ClothingLong, Strange Trip Ends in Split TTAB 2(d) Decision for "ORIENT-EXPRESS" ApplicantFinding Two "MILLER'S" Marks for Restaurant Services Confusingly Similar, TTAB Affirms 2(d) RefusalTTAB Finds "FERROLABS" and "FERRO TEC" for Ferrofluidic Fluids Not Confusingly Similar"MERCURY" for Vodka and Distilled Spirits Likely to Confuse: TTAB Affirms 2(d) RefusalStylized "FRANCO FERRARI" Confusingly Similar to "FERRARI" and "FRANCO FERRARO," Says TTAB, FranklyOutback Steakhouse Fails to Prove Relatedness of Bottled Water and Beer; TTAB Dismisses 2(d) OppositionFinding Dissimilarity of "BIOMARINE" and "BIOMARIS" Marks Dispositive, TTAB Dismisses 2(d) OppositionCosmopolitan Magazine Overwhelms "COSMO...continue to full post

Full post as published by The TTABlog on March 31, 2009 (boomark / email).