SW Trademark Cancellation - Smith & Wesson v. Slapwoods
Summary
The TTAB granted Smith & Wesson Inc.'s motion to strike and reset trial dates in Cancellation No. 92089332 against Slapwoods LLC's SW trademark. The cancellation proceeding, filed August 21, 2025, continues with new trial dates established. This procedural order advances the trademark dispute between the firearms manufacturer and the defendant.
What changed
The TTAB granted plaintiff's motion to strike and reset trial dates in the SW trademark cancellation proceeding. Smith & Wesson filed the cancellation action against Slapwoods LLC challenging the defendant's SW trademark registration. This procedural ruling moves the case forward but does not resolve the substantive trademark validity issues.
For the parties involved, this order signals continued litigation requiring active case preparation. Smith & Wesson as petitioner must ready its evidence and witnesses for trial while Slapwoods LLC as registrant must defend its trademark rights. Other trademark holders should note this proceeding as an example of how cancellation challenges proceed at TTAB.
What to do next
- Monitor TTAB case updates for further proceedings
- Prepare trial submissions per new trial schedule
- Coordinate with trademark counsel on case strategy
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Cancellation: SW
Cancellation TTAB92089332-20260406 Kind: CAN Apr 06, 2026
Abstract
P MOT TO STRIKE GRANTED; TRIAL DATES RESET
Plaintiff: Smith & Wesson Inc.
Defendant: Slapwoods LLC
Mark at issue: SW
Filing Date
2025-08-21
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