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This month, the United States Patent and Trademark Office ended a legal battle between Dr. Dre and a practicing doctor. Back in 2015, Dr. Draion M. Burch filed trademark applications for the marks “Dr. Drai” and “Doctor Drai OBGYN and Media Personality” in connection with “educational and entertainment services.” The Pennsylvania-based gynecologist’s intent was to use this brand on audio books and seminars. Indeed, Burch hosts webinars and sex education classes for adults and teenagers. Dr. Dre, the stage name of rapper and producer Andre Young, instituted this opposition proceeding based on the similar appearance and pronunciation of the names....