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CAFC: Applicant fails to establish secondary meaning in YUCATAN SHRIMP

By Marty Schwimmer on July 15, 2025
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IN RE: RANDY WAYNE WHITE, Appellant. No. 2024-1073. United States Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit. (July 10, 2025).

The Board’s conclusion—that a consumer would understand the YUCATAN SHRIMP mark to convey information about the dish offered at Mr. White’s restaurant—is supported by substantial evidence.

TTABlog discussion of YUCATAN SHRIMP here.

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    Martin Schwimmer
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