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Big challenges in clearing new brands U.S. trademark applications skyrocket Fraudulent applications abound The authors of a Harvard Law Review article posed this provocative question, crunched a monumental amount of data, and decided that the answer is “yes.” Marketers are “increasingly resorting to second-best, less competitively effective marks” because of “severe” levels of trademark congestion and depletion, concluded New York University School of Law professors Barton Beebe and Jeanne Fromer. Their warning rang true when their article first appeared three years ago, because new U.S. trademark applications had just experienced a massive increase, jumping from 400,000 in 2016 to 450,000 in calendar year 2017. Now, the chimes are ringing more loudly – although the 2020 U.S. economy was beset by pandemic woes, trademark applications last year skyrocketed by a stunning one-third, increasing to 659,000 from the previous all-time high of 495,000 in 2019.

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