GOOGLE INC FILED "FRIVILIOUS" MOTION TO DISMISS STOLLER'S APPEAL
CHICAGO--LEO STOLLER filed a Petition to Cancel the Google Inc., trademark Registration Google on the grounds that it has become "generic" and the term "google" is now in the dictionary discribing the services that Google Inc., provides through it search engine. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/google Trademarks that became "generic" and/or "discriptive" of the goods or services are no longer entitle to Federal Trademark Registration. The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board will cancel "descriptive" trademarks and/or "generic" trademarks. Google in their latest move has filed a "frivolous" "meritless" motion before Illinois District Court Judge William Hibbler in case No. 07 C 01315 in an attempt to have Stoller's Appeal dismissed. Trademark experts suggest that Google Inc.,'s company model is to "do no evil" should surrender their Registration(s) to the Patent and Trademark Office for Cancellation on their own accord. For it has been argued that Google Inc., maintaining "generic" trademark Registrations is a "clear" misrepresentation on the Patent and Trademark Office and is opposed to Google Inc.'s "do no evil" motto. Leo Stoller is a trademark expert who provides trademark valuations, expert witness testimony and believes that sooner or later will be responsible for the trademark cancellation of the "generic" google Registration. ldms4@hotmail.com
