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Insights from the past 3 years of USPTO trademark applications
USPTO Trademark Application Trends, A Decade in Review
USPTO Trademark Application Trends: A Decade in Review
The short answer is it depends.
Online trademark infringement is a growing problem, with the high volume of occurrence being one of the greatest obstacles in pursuing legal action1,2.
