Nancy Rubner Frandsen to Participate in a Panel Discussion on Fraud in Trademark Applications and Registrations

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, April 18, 2023

Nancy Rubner Frandsen will serve as a panelist for a Strafford webinar, “Fraud in Trademark Applications and Registrations: Providing or Defeating Allegations—Navigating Differing Standards at the TTAB and in the Regional Circuits, Mitigating the Risk of Invalidation."

The 90-minute live webinar will take place on Tuesday, April 18, 2023, from 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm EDT.

This CLE course will review TTAB and court treatment of fraud in the procurement and maintenance of trademark registrations. The panel will suggest best practices for trademark applicants, owners, and their counsel to mitigate the risk of findings of fraud arising from inaccurate recitations in trademark applications and post-registration maintenance filings.

The panel will provide practitioners with a thorough understanding of:

  • The applicable standards governing fraud claims and defenses
  • How to leverage the current state of the case law
  • Strategies and procedures to mitigate exposure to findings of fraud

To register for the webinar, visit https://bit.ly/40lONwh

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