In Re Les Halles De Paris J.V.

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• noting that examiner’s evidence included “articles and travel brochures about the Jewish quarter or neighborhood in Paris known as Le Marais”
• “[T]he goods-place association often requires little more than a showing that the consumer identifies the place as a known source of the product.”
• the Patent and Trademark Office may raise an inference of materiality with evidence that the place is famous as a source of the goods at issue

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).