Your trademarks carry your reputation, and a knockoff, a confusingly similar name, or a dilutive use can chip away at goodwill you spent years building. We litigate trademark infringement, dilution, and unfair competition disputes in federal courts and before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, whether you need to stop an infringer or defend against an overreaching claim.
Infringement And Injunctions
When another mark threatens to confuse your customers, speed matters. We prosecute infringement claims built on the likelihood-of-confusion factors, moving quickly for preliminary injunctive relief where the harm to your brand is immediate and pursuing damages and the infringer's profits where the facts support it. On defense, we attack the confusion analysis and the strength and scope of the asserted mark.
Dilution And Unfair Competition
Famous and distinctive marks face harms that go beyond direct competition, including blurring and tarnishment that erode what makes the brand recognizable. We litigate federal and state dilution claims alongside unfair competition and false advertising theories, tying the legal arguments to evidence of fame, recognition, and marketplace impact so the court sees the real damage to your brand.
TTAB Oppositions And Cancellations
Many brand fights play out at the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board through oppositions and cancellation proceedings rather than in court. We handle these proceedings to block applications that encroach on your rights and to cancel registrations that should never have issued, and we coordinate TTAB strategy with any parallel federal litigation so the two tracks reinforce each other.