Is it legal for a corporation to oppose a U.S. individual's trademark application for a particular word mark but allow for a different corporation to subsequently register the exact same word mark unopposed? Basically, is it okay for a corporation to say you cannot have this trademark, but turn a blind eye with respect to opposition proceedings before the TTAB when another corporation applies for the exact same mark a few years later? Are there any statutes of limitations that would apply and if so when will they start... When I found out this event occurred? Or when the subsequent corporation successfully registered the mark unopposed?
Source: http://www.lawguru.com/legal-questions/-/legal-corporation-oppose-individuals-trademark-643438391/
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