<human>: I'm currently getting ready to file an opposition to a trademark application that is being published in the gazette next month.  The company that is filing the opposition is not all that well funded, so it is not seeking to end up in protracted and costly litigation.  However, I believe the case the company has is strong as the person who filed the TM application lied on the application about owning the company (so it should be fairly easy to prove that), lied about owning the domain name of the company and submitted specimens that are not in use.  So once the opposition is filed, how committed do we end up in having to respond to future motions?  Can the TTAB grant judgment based upon the filed opposition if no other pleadings are filed (with the exception of discovery responses).

Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?
<bot>: have a strong case to file an opposition to a TM with, but not a lot of funding so we won't be able to go far beyond filing the opposition...do we have a shot?