Lake Forest, Inc. v. Williams

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• closing of brewery was excusable because it “was the result of a 88 Applicant’s Brief 77 TTABVUE 24-25 (redacted); 76 TTABVUE 24-25 (confidential). - 29 - Opposition No. 91240240 (parent) Opposition No. 91243700 strike and not a voluntary act by [the mark owner]”
• court determined that tangible assets need not be included in assignment of trademark with business goodwill in a case involving separate agreements to sell trademark and physical assets to different buyers
• nonuse for over two years constitutes prima facie abandonment

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