Experience
Starbucks
Ruben S. Marshall
Successfully opposed an application for the mark LESSBUCKS COFFEE for coffee, tea, and coffee and tea-based beverages and related retail store services based on a likelihood of confusion with the famous STARBUCKS and STARBUCKS COFFEE trademarks; the TTAB determined that STARBUCKS is truly a famous trademark, and that the evidence presented in this case of extensive public recognition and renown exceeded that in other cases involving famous trademarks.
Starbucks v. Ruben S. Marshall, Oppos. No. 91156879, TTAB, Judge Wellington
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