Navy v. Coe - TOP GUN EXPERIENCE Trademark Opposition
Summary
The Department of the Navy filed Opposition No. TTAB91306657 with the USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board challenging trademark application Serial No. 91306657 for TOP GUN EXPERIENCE by applicant Richard A. Coe. The Navy asserts prior rights in the TOPGUN mark and claims likelihood of consumer confusion with its established brand.
What changed
The Department of the Navy initiated trademark opposition proceedings before the USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board against applicant Richard A. Coe's application to register the mark TOP GUN EXPERIENCE for the identified goods and/or services. The Navy claims prior trademark rights in the TOPGUN mark and alleges the applicant's mark is likely to cause confusion among consumers.
Affected parties, including trademark applicants facing oppositions, must file a formal response with the TTAB within the prescribed deadlines to defend their applications. Both parties may engage legal representation specialized in trademark law to navigate the opposition process. The outcome may result in either refusal of registration for the applicant's mark or dismissal of the opposition if the applicant prevails.
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Opposition: TOP GUN EXPERIENCE
Opposition TTAB91306657-20260416 Kind: OPP Apr 16, 2026
Abstract
FILED AND FEE
Plaintiff: The Department of the Navy
Defendant: Richard A. Coe
Mark at issue: TOP GUN EXPERIENCE
Filing Date
2026-04-16
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