If a registered trademark is blocking your brand, you may be able to file a Petition to Cancel before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB). Cancellation proceedings challenge an existing registration based on legal grounds such as likelihood of confusion, non-use, abandonment, genericness, or fraud.
Disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice.
Provide the registration number and describe the conflict. We'll evaluate if a Petition to Cancel is the right strategy.
Grounds
The registered mark is confusingly similar to your prior mark.
The registrant is no longer using the trademark in commerce.
The mark has become generic and no longer identifies source.
False statements were made to the USPTO during registration.
Why us
We assess whether your TTAB cancellation claim is strong based on legal grounds like likelihood of confusion, abandonment, or non-use. Not every dispute justifies a Petition to Cancel — we help you choose the right path.
Cancellation proceedings follow strict procedural rules. We focus on compliance, deadlines, pleadings, and discovery planning to reduce avoidable procedural setbacks.
Many trademark disputes resolve before final decision. We evaluate settlement options, coexistence agreements, or narrowing amendments where appropriate.
Start cancellation review →Process
Assess standing, legal grounds, timing, and strategic fit.
Draft and file before the TTAB, initiate proceedings.
Evidence exchange, motion practice, and possible settlement.
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Provide the registration number and describe the conflict. We'll evaluate if a Petition to Cancel is the right strategy.
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