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You sometimes can maintain rights in a mark after ceasing its primary use.

June 26, 2017 - By William Borchard

When a company decides to discontinue the primary use of a mark, the company nevertheless may wish to maintain its exclusive right to use that mark because the mark may continue to be associated with the company.

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