New York, NY
Trademark application Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Trademark Application, Litigation, Contracts & Agreements
There is more than you might think to that question and a lot depends on what you mean by "protect." Here are some initial thoughts: First,...
Interesting idea. Here are my thoughts: 1. One can have trademark and other IP rights without a registration. Those are called common law...
It depends on the product and depends on whether it is a product that is associated with a particular source. Your question is very fact...
The short answer is you can certainly refer to phrases like the ones you mentioned in a play. That is protected by the Fair Use Doctrine, which...
As my colleagues have stated and suggested, ideas cannot be trademarked. You might be able to trademark the brand name of the product if it is...
You do need to ensure that the mark "Dork" is available for use and registration in the United States and only a good trademark lawyer can tell you...
From what you have stated you will have big problems. The test for trademark infringement is whether the ordinary consumer is likely to be...
The result of a rejection in one EU country is that the rest of the country applications turn into national applications for each country. At that...
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While attorneys might tell you there is no problem with trademarks used in such different areas, such advice would give you a false sense of...
What you proposed is not only classic trademark infringement but also even worse because you plan to produce a "cheap" product and use that product...