The Twenty Year Registration Is Dead*

The Twenty Year Registration Is Dead*

by Pamela Chestek • November 17, 2009 • trademark
No more twenty year registrations.

*Well, except for the grace period. Docket six months.

© 2009 Pamela Chestek
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