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Ronald K. Phillips' answer
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Each trademark requires a separate application (for example, if you want to...
Jeffrey Thekdi Gedeon
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Fees obviously vary based on the complexity of the facts involved and also on...
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Daniel Nathan Ballard
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You, in good faith, asked a hypothetical question. As has been made abundantly...
Boris Umansky
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Notice: The below is for educational and informational purposes only, is not a...
Pamela Koslyn
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First of all, don't post specific details like actual names regarding your...
Laura Mcfarland-Taylor
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I agree with my colleague. Without actually seeing your mark and the other...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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Your narrative is difficult to parse. I think what you're saying is: You'...
Jeffrey Thekdi Gedeon
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The previous response is very comprehensive and helpful. I would like to add,...
Pamela Koslyn
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Contributor Level 9

The USPTO gives you notice and allows you to respond to their actions. Copies...
Laura Mcfarland-Taylor
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I agree with Ms Koslyn - you will receive an Office Action and you will have...
Pamela Koslyn
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Do you mean they trademarked the name? You probably can't be sure that they're...
Steven L. O'Donnell
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As Ms Koslyn noted, they might oppose your registration, but if they're not...
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Pamela Koslyn
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It's quite difficult to get something trademarked - in fact, something like...
Pamela Koslyn
Pamela Koslyn's answer
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Trademark examining attorneys have no discretion to extend the time for filing...
Kenneth Eric Sharperson
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What issues were raised in the office action? Maybe the response is simple....
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Daniel Nathan Ballard
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You need to understand a fundamental rule: A slogan is ONLY a slogan until...
Pamela Koslyn
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Yes, it's posible to copyright a slogan, like e.g., Nike has done with "Just do...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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Contributor Level 7

Super advice already given. It is so inexpensive to register in the states...
Maurice N Ross
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You should file a Federal trademark application with the United States Patent...
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Pamela Koslyn
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Yes, it's undoubtably reallyy worthwhile to hrie a lawyer to help you. No, a...
Jeffrey Thekdi Gedeon
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Contributor Level 4

Hiring an attorney won't speed up the initial stages of filing the application...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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Contributor Level 7

There's not much to add to Pamela's answer other than this: what you'd "like...
Pamela Koslyn
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You really, really , really need a trademark lawyer, as this forum is not meant...
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Pamela Koslyn
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Trademark applications have to be very specific, and the registrations...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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You want to use someone else's registered trademark? Hmm. From the get-go a...
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Pamela Koslyn
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Probably so different that no one could possibly see the similarity or become...
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Tammy L. Browning-Smith's answer
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Based on what you just stated, it appears as if you want to change a message -...
Pamela Koslyn
Pamela Koslyn's answer
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If you're using the TEAS online filing system, the terms like "additional...
Laura Mcfarland-Taylor
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I agree with Ms Koslyn - hire an attorney. You *might* be able to get through...
Pamela Koslyn
Pamela Koslyn's answer
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Because trademark rights rely both on use and good policing of rights, I think...
Kevin Andrew Thompson
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When faced with a client who has limited resources, I usually advise the client...
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Pamela Koslyn
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Contributor Level 9

Trademark application fees to the USPTO are non-refundable, and about half of...
Boris Umansky
Boris Umansky's answer
Contributor Level 4

Notice: The below is for educational and informational purposes only, is not a...
Pamela Koslyn
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Contributor Level 9

Trademarks denote the source of some goods or services, and the applications...
Daniel Nathan Ballard
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Contributor Level 7

The short answer is that an application to register your "product numbers" as...
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Dana Howard Shultz
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It's certainly possible that use of part of your company's name could...
Pamela Koslyn
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Contributor Level 9

Trademark infringement requires a nuanced analysis, and without knowing how...
Pamela Koslyn
Pamela Koslyn's answer
Contributor Level 9

This is a straightforward question. What you should answer depends on what...
Gerry J. Elman
Gerry J. Elman's answer
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The Examining Attorney is asking if there is any "meaning" in that combination...

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