Until recently, companies primarily used intellectual property (IP)—-trademarks, copyright, patents, and other types of intangible assets protected by law—-defensively and followed the traditional sequence of …
Taylor Swift exploded into national attention when her debut country music album reached the top 5 on the Billboard list in 2006. She has released …
The integrity of law relies on the continued resolution of new challenges, and the present landscape of trademark law offers plenty of that. As the …
In 2014, Disney-owned Lucasfilm filed an opposition trademark dispute against New York-based Empire Brewing Company for the company’s latest bottled brew, named “Strikes Bock.” Obviously, it’s …
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As you shop, go to a restaurant or watch the delivery man drop off boxes at your home, you come into contact with many recognizable …
You probably see the three major trademark symbols everywhere, but do you know what they mean? The ®, ™, and ℠ symbols might seem familiar, …
Companies don’t pay money and subject themselves to the trademark application process for no reason. Owning a federal trademark registration provides a business with several …
The terms trade name and trademark might sound similar, but they are distinctive in the kinds of protections they offer under law. You do not …
When it comes to trademarking a name, the only stupid questions are the ones that you don’t ask. Unfortunately, this is something far too few …
Granted, the title above is oxymoronic (just to be clear, stealing is illegal), but it does point to an important truth. Even after your trademark …
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When is the best time to file a trademark application? For young businesses that haven’t yet broken into the market, registering a trademark may seem …
Should You File for a Trademark before Your Product Is Market-Ready? Read More
Having issues getting your logo trademark? If you’re developing a clothing line, you probably have a distinctive name, logo or slogan that you will want …
6 Steps to Trademark a Clothing Name, Logo or Slogan Read More
Quick answer: A trademark is a word, phrase, symbol or logo that is used to brand, identify, and distinguish a product. A service mark (or servicemark) is …
Target has become ingrained in the American consciousness, with a whopping 75% of Americans living within 50 miles of a Target store, but that wasn’t …
The Subway logo is bright green and yellow; those two colors emphasize the freshness and positive feelings the brand has tried to emphasize from its …
To protect your brand, one of the first things that you should do is to trademark your logo, slogan, and/or name. You can do this …
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