USPTO TTAB Opposition: OCEANINE by Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Summary
The USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) has issued a Notice of Default in the opposition case TTAB91304255, involving Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. as the plaintiff and Ruishui Yu as the defendant concerning the trademark OCEANINE. The notice indicates a default judgment against the defendant.
What changed
The USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) has issued a Notice of Default in the opposition proceeding TTAB91304255. This action stems from an opposition filed by Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. against the trademark OCEANINE, with Ruishui Yu listed as the defendant. The notice signifies that the defendant has failed to respond or otherwise participate in the proceedings, leading to a default judgment against them.
This default judgment means the TTAB will likely rule in favor of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. regarding the opposition to the OCEANINE trademark. The defendant, Ruishui Yu, has failed to meet their obligations in the legal process, and the plaintiff's claims are likely to be upheld without further contest. Legal professionals involved in trademark opposition proceedings should note the implications of default judgments and the importance of timely responses to TTAB actions.
What to do next
- Review TTAB default judgment procedures
- Assess implications for ongoing trademark oppositions
Penalties
Default judgment against the defendant, likely resulting in the cancellation or denial of the contested trademark registration.
Source document (simplified)
Opposition: OCEANINE
Opposition TTAB91304255-20260318 Kind: OPP Mar 18, 2026
Abstract
NOTICE OF DEFAULT
Plaintiff: Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Defendant: Ruishui Yu
Mark at issue: OCEANINE
Filing Date
2026-01-06
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