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I own a small dotcom company and we had a signed agreement with Company X in which X agreed not to oppose or interfere with at any time the use of our domain name as a servicemark/trademark provided we don't use it in connection with Company X's class type of product and services. We have never provided and don't have any intention to provide products or services that are similar/related to Company X's.
Recently our trademark was published in the Journal but attorneys of X wrote to us and the Registrar office of their client's intent to oppose but they needed more time. Out of procedure, the Registrar granted them a time extension to prepare their Notice of Opposition.
If you're a legal expert on such matters, are their actions stated above enough for us to take legal actions/remedies against them to restrain them from opposing our trademark registration? What do you suggest we can/should do successfully before they file their Notice of Opposition?
If you can advise and need further info, please email me ([email protected]) with briefly your firm, area of expertise and past case experience.
Fyi, Company X is in Chicago.
Thank you and God bless.
Recently our trademark was published in the Journal but attorneys of X wrote to us and the Registrar office of their client's intent to oppose but they needed more time. Out of procedure, the Registrar granted them a time extension to prepare their Notice of Opposition.
If you're a legal expert on such matters, are their actions stated above enough for us to take legal actions/remedies against them to restrain them from opposing our trademark registration? What do you suggest we can/should do successfully before they file their Notice of Opposition?
If you can advise and need further info, please email me ([email protected]) with briefly your firm, area of expertise and past case experience.
Fyi, Company X is in Chicago.
Thank you and God bless.