Moncler withdraws opposition against MONCLARE LLC trademark

USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board recorded the voluntary withdrawal of Opposition No. 91302467 by Moncler S.p.A. against MonClare, LLC's trademark application. The opposition, filed October 16, 2025, was withdrawn before any substantive decision on the merits of the trademark dispute. The withdrawal terminates the TTAB proceedings between the two parties.

IDEMIA Identity opposes IDEN 2GO trademark

USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board reset trial dates in Opposition No. 91302460 between IDEMIA Identity & Security USA LLC (Opposer) and Security Boost LLC (Applicant) regarding the IDEN 2GO trademark. The opposition was filed October 15, 2025, with trial dates reset as of March 30, 2026.

IRISH Trademark Opposition Dismissed

The USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board dismissed Opposition No. 91302449 without prejudice. Plaintiff University of Notre Dame Du Lac alleged confusion with its famous IRISH trademarks. Defendant Reversed, LLC may proceed with its IRISH trademark application. The decision has no precedential effect beyond the parties.

SUPA POWER opposition dismissed, Wonderful Company LLC

The USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) dismissed Opposition No. 91301756 with prejudice. The Wonderful Company LLC's opposition against Paul CHU's SUPA POWER trademark application was unsuccessful. The decision was issued on March 30, 2026.

12 DSCPLS Trademark Cancellation - DSCPLS LLC v. De Wolf

The USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board granted Cancellation No. 92090137 filed by DSCPLS LLC against respondent Andreas Willem De Wolf. The '12 DSCPLS' trademark registration has been cancelled. The petition was filed on November 18, 2025, and the decision was issued on March 30, 2026.

Penn State 1855 trademark cancellation denied by TTAB

Penn State 1855 trademark cancellation denied by TTAB

Waldman v. Palestine Liberation Org - Terrorism Damages

The Second Circuit decided a motion in Waldman v. Palestine Liberation Org, a consolidated appeal involving multiple plaintiffs seeking damages against the PLO and Palestinian Authority for terrorist attacks. The court addressed procedural and substantive issues in Case No. 15-3135-cv and related dockets.

Ramsay v. Bondi - Immigration Motion to Reopen

The Second Circuit granted John Marcus Ramsay's petition challenging the BIA's denial of his motion to reopen removal proceedings. The court found the BIA misread Ramsay's arguments regarding equitable tolling and due diligence, and remanded for reconsideration consistent with the opinion. Ramsay, a previously deported US Navy veteran, sought reopening based on United States v. Minter (2023), which held his underlying state drug conviction statute was categorically overbroad under federal law.

Petersen Energía v. Argentine Republic, Second Circuit decision

Petersen Energía v. Argentine Republic, Second Circuit decision

Financial Curve Trading Technology Patent Grant

The USPTO granted Patent No. US12591931B2 to Geneva Technologies, LLC on March 31, 2026. The patent covers computer-implemented methods for displaying financial curves on a graphical user interface (GUI) with actionable indicators for real-time market values, enabling traders to execute trades directly from the displayed curves. The patent includes 18 claims and names Robert S. Creamer as inventor.