Contest a mark, or defend the one you already have.

Guidance and representation for trademark cancellations, on either side of the dispute.

Trademark Cancellations Guidance
Two Sides, One Process

Two Sides, One Process

A cancellation proceeding challenges the validity of an existing trademark registration, either because it was never properly registrable, it's gone unused, or it conflicts with a mark that came first.

Whether you're the one filing the cancellation or the one defending against it, the process runs through the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, and it needs to be handled with the same seriousness as a courtroom filing, because it functions like one.

Talk to an Attorney About Your Position

Talk to an Attorney About Your Position

Cancellation proceedings hinge on specific legal grounds. Knowing which ones apply changes your entire strategy.

  • Understand whether you have valid grounds to file a cancellation
  • Get a clear defense plan if you're the one being challenged
  • Know your realistic odds before committing time and cost
"Someone tried to cancel our registration over a technicality that didn't actually apply. Having representation that knew the difference mattered."

Ben Achebe | Founder, Achebe Roasting Co.

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Filed and Defended On Schedule

Filed and Defended On Schedule

Cancellation proceedings run on strict TTAB deadlines. We track every filing window on both sides, petition and response, so nothing lapses by default.

Testimonial

"We had ninety days to respond and no idea where to start. They had a filed answer in well under that."

Odalys Ferrer | Owner, Ferrer Textiles

Tell Us Where You Stand

Tell Us Where You Stand

Whether you received a cancellation petition or want to file one, send us the details. We assess your position before recommending next steps.

Full Visibility Into a Long Process

Full Visibility Into a Long Process

Cancellation proceedings can take months. Track filings, deadlines, and case status the entire way through.

What's Included

Case assessment to determine valid grounds for cancellation, or a defense strategy if you're being challenged.

Preparation and filing of cancellation petitions or formal answers.

Representation throughout TTAB proceedings.

Evidence gathering and argument preparation.

Ongoing case status updates through resolution.

Whichever side you're on, the process needs a real strategy.

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