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Six real validation digests produced from the USPTO daily files of 2026-07-31 and 2026-08-31 — the same cut a subscriber would get, filtered by class or keyword.

  • Nice Class 9 Class 9 — software & electronics 8 of 446 filings: frontier-AI crowding, pro se filers, and one liquor company filing for smart cameras. Read the sample →
  • Nice Class 25 Class 25 — apparel 8 of 430 filings: a same-name squatting pair, ornamental-refusal risk, and an owner address that doesn’t add up. Read the sample →
  • Nice Class 35 Class 35 — advertising & business services From 851 filings: J.P. Morgan enters natural capital with a same-day pair, plus short acronyms and dictionary words drawing §2(d) neighbors. Read the sample →
  • Nice Class 41 Class 41 — education & entertainment 8 of 623 filings: heavy pro-se activity, a double-filed composite mark, and an “LLC” in the mark itself. Read the sample →
  • Keyword watch Keyword “outdoor” — all classes 8 of 49 filings: same-owner companion pairs, foreign entrants, and class-crossing patterns. Read the sample →
  • Keyword watch Keyword “kitchen” — housewares & home goods 8 of 49 filings: CN/HK entrants, nonsense-string marks, and kitchenware crossing classes. Read the sample →

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