On 24-Jan-99 Bill Lovell wrote:
> Yes, but the remedies at present are often way outside the realm of financial
> possibility for small parties on either side. USPTO procedures, though they
> cost also, ought at least to be somewhat less expensive. The advantage of
> the USPTO is that it DOES HAVE TRADEMARK EXPERTISE, which is not
> to be found in NSI nor, so far as I know, in WIPO or any other alphabet soup
> that does not daily practice trademark law -- and in this limited case I mean
> U. S. trademark law.
That is one exact reason why these rules have no place in the current process.
This is a global medium, folks.
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E-Mail: William X. Walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 23-Jan-99
Time: 21:29:22
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