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IT'S NOT YOU, IT'S BRIE
Serial 85912879 · Principal Register
Dead · Cancelled

Owner: Jackson, Kirstin
Class 035 - Advertising & Business
Filed Apr 24, 2013
Registered Dec 03, 2013

The record shows that “IT'S NOT YOU, IT'S BRIE” is a dead, cancelled service mark that was once registered on the Principal Register. The owner listed is Kirstin Jackson, an individual. The mark covered club services for promoting the interests of cheese enthusiasts, a fairly narrow and specific type of service. Because the mark was cancelled for failing to file a Section 8 declaration, it no longer provides protection, but the history remains in the USPTO database. The only visible enforcement signal is the cancellation itself; no oppositions, extensions, or court actions appear in the supplied record. The last meaningful event was the cancellation on July 10, 2020, and no subsequent renewal or maintenance dates are provided. If you’re thinking of a similar name for a club or service related to cheese enthusiasts, this record suggests a close concern in that exact niche, though it does not bar all uses of the wording in unrelated fields.

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