Crash Dummy Movie, LLC v. Mattel, Inc.

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• \The United States Congress required that every state adopt [UIFSA] by January 1
• “Although Mattel later allowed its trademark registrations to lapse, cancellation of a trademark registration does not necessarily translate into abandonment of common law trademark rights.”
• “The Board may consider evidence and testimony regarding Mattel’s practices that occurred before or after the three-year statutory period to infer Mattel’s intent to resume use during the three-year period.”
• holding statement that \de- Lehmann
• \[U]pon the unqualified consent of the defendant
• stating that defendants who were subject to sanctions under section 13 of chapter 98-223, \ i.e.

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