This was as of Oct around the time the rumors were becoming a big deal. Please keep in mind that none of this "putting the company out in the front line" with risks would make no sense even if it was not fully locked. keep in mind even the "Crash" term itself, is locked
http://tsdr.uspto.gov/caseviewer/assignments?caseId=75179576&docIndex=3#docIndex=3
And for those other people who don't know what this is:
Obtaining a security interest in property of a borrower enables a creditor to mitigate risk. In both the
United States and the United Kingdom, a validly executed security interest may enable a creditor to claim
a right to the collateral in the event of a default or bankruptcy. A creditor must both obtain a security
interest grant and “perfect” or “record” that interest so as to establish priority over non-secured creditors
and other third-party claims to the asset.
In both jurisdictions (the United States and the UK), there is dual, overlapping protection for
trademarks—in the United States, this is state and federal law, whereas in the UK, a Community trade
mark (CTM) registration and UK registration can both apply. Fortunately, the procedure for obtaining and
perfecting a security interest in both the United States and the UK is fairly straightforward. However, it
should be borne in mind that obtaining a security interest over a registered UK trade mark may be of
limited value if a security interest in a corresponding CTM is not also obtained.
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