News It's an Old Tune: Third-Party-Use Evidence From Long Ago Can Support Genericness

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The Fifth Circuit first considered the district court's reliance on Converse and determined that the district court abused its discretion in excluding ...

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News It&#39;s an Old Tune: Third-Party-Use Evidence From Long Ago Can Support Genericness

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