?Explain the benefit of an intent-to-use application.
What will be an ideal response?
An ITU application allows one to file a trademark application for a mark without having actually used the mark. Using a mark (in advertising, etc.) can be expensive. Then, if the USPTO refuses an application, one would have incurred the expense in using the mark and not received a registration. Thus, the ITU application allows one to file a trademark application relatively inexpensively. If the USPTO refuses registration, the applicant will not have expended a great deal of money in using or marketing the mark and can select another mark and try again.?
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A directive that permits a jury to infer that information lost due to breach of the duty to preserve was damaging to the responsible party's case is a(n) _____ instruction.?
A. inadvertent loss.? B. ?negligence. C. ?spoliation. D. ?adverse jury.
When a scientist-practitioner tries to inspire change that runs counter to conventional wisdom, there is pressure to report and present data selectively. Which of these is NOT a guideline for dealing with this pressure?
A. When making presentations to practicing managers, distinguish clearly between what has been observed under certain circumscribed conditions and what is being advocated as a desired state of affairs. B. Use success stories that managers can expect to duplicate rather painlessly. C. Respect the limitations of data obtained from a single study. D. Do not allow advocacy of certain techniques or organizational policies to masquerade as science.
The number of peremptory challenges an attorney may exercise is
A. ?unlimited. B. ?limited by the federal government. C. ?limited by the time allowed for jury selection. D. ?limited by the court.