Can a trademark include a mark that's already registered within it?
The short is yes, but not if that use causes confusion in the market. it also depends on how distinctive the mark is. For example, using a term...
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The short is yes, but not if that use causes confusion in the market. it also depends on how distinctive the mark is. For example, using a term...
No, that's fine. In the US, copyright will not affix to fashion designs. This is why you see all the same dresses you saw on the red carpet...
You really should always get proper legal advice before you start sending threatening letters to anyone. It sounds like you are describing...
The mark should be filed in each class that it is or will be used (e.g. clothing, entertainment, etc.) and the mark should be filed as it will be...
You guys should bring it up with your store manager and see if you can impose a policy that prohibits that. You would never be able to get away...
Regards to your specific situation, you need to have a proper analysis done if you intend to keep using the trademark. Even if you are correct, if...
Not everything is protectable and ideas in themselves are not protectable. Unless you are talking about an actual invention of some kind, which...
I'm not sure what you are asking here either. I suggest that you consult with a lawyer in private and discuss your objectives in more detail....
There is nothing you note here to suggest that this would be a fair use of their copyright (and possibly trademark) protected material. It is true...
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If the industries are very different like Delta Airlines versus Delta faucets then you will likely have no problem. But as the goods and services...