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LET'S GET IT RIGHT FROM JUMP
Serial 78111463 · Principal Register
Dead · Refused

Owner: Shaw, Troy D.
Class 042 - Scientific & Technology Services
Filed Feb 27, 2002

The record shows that the mark “LET’S GET IT RIGHT FROM JUMP” is dead, having been abandoned because the applicant did not respond to an Office action. The owner listed is Troy D. Shaw, an individual, and the mark was filed on February 27, 2002 under an intent‑to‑use basis for services in class 042, described as “Scientific & Technology Services” and specifically noted for use on a television show, billboards, t‑shirts and caps. Because the mark is no longer active, it does not give the owner control over every use of the wording, but the closest area of concern would be promotional or advertising services related to technology or scientific content. The prosecution history shows a single non‑final action and an abandonment, with no evidence of enforcement or opposition. The last meaningful status event was the abandonment on February 9, 2003. For someone considering a similar name, the record suggests a moderate risk of confusion in the promotional or advertising space, especially if the new use is in a similar technology‑related context.

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