RE/MAX trademark bullying

[BGinRB]

Funny. I guess everyone can raise opposition, but PTO will grant trademark to rehava.
Rehava trademark #77479625 includes text and drawing, while all Remax trademarks are typed. There is just no ground for reversal.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

Re/Max’s case is beyond lame.

I hope Rehava can recover all damages and costs from these knuckleheads in the judgement.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

Re/Max’s case is beyond lame.

I hope Rehava can recover all damages and costs from these knuckleheads in the judgement.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

Re/Max’s case is beyond lame.

I hope Rehava can recover all damages and costs from these knuckleheads in the judgement.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

Re/Max’s case is beyond lame.

I hope Rehava can recover all damages and costs from these knuckleheads in the judgement.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

Re/Max’s case is beyond lame.

I hope Rehava can recover all damages and costs from these knuckleheads in the judgement.

[BGinRB]

[quote=CricketOnTheHearth]Re/Max’s case is beyond lame.

I hope Rehava can recover all damages and costs from these knuckleheads in the judgement.[/quote]

I don’t think Re/Max is suing for infingement. They are probably raisng opposition, which is part of the process.

There is really no need for an attorney in trademark process – PTO has good web-based system and they encourage people to use it. It costs $325 to register a trademark, the form is simple and the process is easy. Unlike with patents, which require certified person to file, anyone can do it.

[BGinRB]

[quote=CricketOnTheHearth]Re/Max’s case is beyond lame.

I hope Rehava can recover all damages and costs from these knuckleheads in the judgement.[/quote]

I don’t think Re/Max is suing for infingement. They are probably raisng opposition, which is part of the process.

There is really no need for an attorney in trademark process – PTO has good web-based system and they encourage people to use it. It costs $325 to register a trademark, the form is simple and the process is easy. Unlike with patents, which require certified person to file, anyone can do it.

[BGinRB]

[quote=CricketOnTheHearth]Re/Max’s case is beyond lame.

I hope Rehava can recover all damages and costs from these knuckleheads in the judgement.[/quote]

I don’t think Re/Max is suing for infingement. They are probably raisng opposition, which is part of the process.

There is really no need for an attorney in trademark process – PTO has good web-based system and they encourage people to use it. It costs $325 to register a trademark, the form is simple and the process is easy. Unlike with patents, which require certified person to file, anyone can do it.

[BGinRB]

[quote=CricketOnTheHearth]Re/Max’s case is beyond lame.

I hope Rehava can recover all damages and costs from these knuckleheads in the judgement.[/quote]

I don’t think Re/Max is suing for infingement. They are probably raisng opposition, which is part of the process.

There is really no need for an attorney in trademark process – PTO has good web-based system and they encourage people to use it. It costs $325 to register a trademark, the form is simple and the process is easy. Unlike with patents, which require certified person to file, anyone can do it.

[BGinRB]

[quote=CricketOnTheHearth]Re/Max’s case is beyond lame.

I hope Rehava can recover all damages and costs from these knuckleheads in the judgement.[/quote]

I don’t think Re/Max is suing for infingement. They are probably raisng opposition, which is part of the process.

There is really no need for an attorney in trademark process – PTO has good web-based system and they encourage people to use it. It costs $325 to register a trademark, the form is simple and the process is easy. Unlike with patents, which require certified person to file, anyone can do it.

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