It's not required for your own application. A law review article a few years ago evaluated statistics and 'm going from memory but I think it was...

While it's a "never say never" possibility, Mr. Scarbrough describes the issues quite well. Consider this point of view: to do well preparing...

That's way too hypothetical to be answered. If A = EXXON and B = OIL then anyone who uses EXXON risks infringement. Certainly if the goods are...

Retain a trademark lawyer. "Asked to withdraw" an application does not literally relate to whether or not you can "use" a mark because an...

Here's what the Compendium says: "313.4(A) Mere Copies A work that is a mere copy of another work of authorship is not copyrightable. The Office...

Yes. It's hard to imagine any way this would not be trademark infringement.

You have some definitional problems. You can't "trademark a company." A company can have a word or symbol, put on product that identifies the...

You can't copy art without copyright problems. Of course it's easier for 'bots to catch you on the Internet when they're running 24/7 but there...

If you purchased from someone who had the right to re-sell without limitation, you should be able to re-sell the physical embodiment. I haven't...

Trademark infringement depend largely on similarities between marks and goods. Less than all of a mark has less similarity than all of the mark. ...