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Montgomery Law LLC v. Jacobson & John LLP
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August 15, 2024
No Dismissal Yet In Dispute Over Education Law Firm TM
A Philadelphia-based education law firm's suit seeking to cancel registration for its competitor's trademark "The Education Lawyers" must continue because open questions remain, a Pennsylvania federal judge said.
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April 09, 2024
'Education Lawyers' Challenge Isn't Over At TTAB, Firm Says
Jacobson & John LLP's claim that its use of the marketing phrase "The Education Lawyers" has gone unchallenged for five years blatantly misled a Pennsylvania federal court about the phrase's incontestability as a trademark, according to a rival firm's bid to keep its trademark challenge alive there.
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March 12, 2024
Philly Firm Says 'Education Lawyers' TM Is Incontestable
A Philadelphia law firm says its use of "The Education Lawyers" to market its service is an incontestable trademark, rendering a rival's challenge completely groundless, according to a motion to dismiss filed in Pennsylvania federal court.
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January 11, 2024
Philly Education Law Firm Says Rival's TM Can't Stand
A Philadelphia law firm filed a lawsuit Wednesday asking a federal court to strike down a trademark registered by another local firm, arguing the rival's mark for "The Education Lawyers" is too generic to stay on the books.