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DOCK PILOT
Serial 87231594 · Principal Register
Dead · Cancelled

Owner: RICHARD CARLUCCI
Class 019 -
Filed Nov 09, 2016
Registered Oct 16, 2018

The record shows that the mark “DOCK PILOT” is no longer active; it was cancelled on May 02 2025 because the owner, Richard Carlucci, failed to file an acceptable declaration under Section 8. The mark had been registered on the Principal Register on Oct 16 2018 for the specific good of a fixed non‑metal dock attachment that aids persons in docking a water vessel or getting on or off a water vessel. Because the cancellation was due to a maintenance failure, the mark does not currently confer any rights, but the history indicates that the owner once held protection for that particular product. The record contains no evidence of opposition, cancellation after publication, or court action, so there is no visible enforcement activity. A similar name used for a different product or service would raise a closer concern only if it involved dock‑related attachments; for unrelated goods the risk is farther from the scope shown. If you are considering a name that sounds like “Dock Pilot,” be aware that the cancelled mark still signals that the owner once claimed rights in that niche, so use caution in that area.

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