Monday International Opposes BEING Trademark for Maesa LLC
Summary
Monday International Limited filed an opposition proceeding (TTAB91306489) against Maesa LLC's trademark application for BEING before the USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. The opposition was filed on April 8, 2026, challenging the registrability of the BEING mark under trademark law.
What changed
Monday International Limited initiated a TTAB opposition proceeding against Maesa LLC's trademark application for BEING. The opposition challenges the registration of the mark under Section 2 of the Lanham Act, likely on grounds of likelihood of confusion with an existing registered mark owned by Monday International.
For Maesa LLC, this opposition creates immediate legal obligations including filing a timely answer and potentially engaging in discovery. The company risks denial of its trademark application if Monday International succeeds. Both parties should assess their respective trademark portfolios and prepare substantive arguments regarding the distinctiveness of the marks and related goods or services at issue.
What to do next
- Defendant Maesa LLC must file an answer or responsive pleading to the opposition within USPTO deadline
- Both parties should prepare evidence and arguments regarding likelihood of confusion
- Monitor TTAB proceeding for scheduling order and discovery deadlines
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Opposition: BEING
Opposition TTAB91306489-20260408 Kind: OPP Apr 08, 2026
Abstract
FILED AND FEE
Plaintiff: Monday International Limited
Defendant: Maesa LLC
Mark at issue: BEING
Filing Date
2026-04-08
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