You asked whether the phrase KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON can be used in the U.S. In order to answer that question, you will need to hire an experienced...

Could I use this idea to establish 'use in commerce' of a mark?

My colleagues have provided you with very important and helpful information. Read it and take it to heart. I only wish to add / stress the...

Only your own experienced trademark attorney can answer your questions after a full analysis of all of the facts surrounding the situation. And...

Do I need to do a Trademark or a Copyright?

You asked: Do I need to do a Trademark or a Copyright? Answer: What you need is to hire an experienced intellectual property attorney who can...

In regards to trademark filing, I filed for a trademark on 5/10/2013 another group filed 6/10/2013

You need to speak with an experienced trademark attorney soon. Trademark matters are extremely fact specific. So the trademark attorney will have...

If I buy branded, electronics product and put a new exterior cover on it, can I sell it in the USA?

No, you cannot legally sell that product in the U.S. It would be considered reverse passing off under Section 43 of the Lanham Trademark Act of...

Can a corporation based out of Kentucky file a copyright infringement lawsuit without a cease & desist notice?

You asked: Can a corporation based out of KY file a copyright infringement lawsuit without a cease & desist notice? Answer: Yes, they can. ...

If I want to make my own lotion and want to name it. To protect the name do I need to "Register" the name of the product?

If you are serious about starting this new business, you will need to work with an experienced business attorney and an experienced intellectual...

Do I need to copyright a book that has all of my own photographs in it?

Copyright subsists in original works of authorship fixed in a tangible medium of expression. Copyright rights attach immediately upon the creation...

Contested Motion for Leave to Amend complaint at USPTO for trademark cancellation proceeding

According to the FAQ page on the USPTO TTAB's website, it is currently taking 3 months to decide contested motions. (See link below). If you...