Legal Question in Legal Ethics in New York

Generally speaking, with proper legal action you can preclude someone from using a registered mark in the same class of goods / services, though a number of exceptions exist such as prior use of the mark by the "offender" or cross class confusion in the marketplace etc. However, in casually looking at your filing it is not quite clear if the registered mark protects you from a competitor that may want to market tea.

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Roman R. Fichman, Esq.

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