Federal trademark officials have faced legal action from pop star Ariana Grande after they allegedly rejected her attempt to register a trademark related to a benefit concert she held in England. The concert was organized in response to the tragic bombing at one of her previous shows in Manchester. According to the lawsuit, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) erroneously turned down Grande’s bid, although the specific grounds for the rejection remain undisclosed.
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