14 January 2016Trademarks

Trademark lawyer hits back at USPTO investigation

A lawyer has sued the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) claiming it has been “abusive” and “burdensome” in its requests for information (RFI) on 15,000 trademark applications filed at the office.

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