Is a Trademark 'First to Use' or 'First to File'? I do not have the money to Trademark out the gate.
Good answer above. It's "first to use" but filing gives "constructive use" so first to file can beat first to use. But an idea isn't trademark...
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Good answer above. It's "first to use" but filing gives "constructive use" so first to file can beat first to use. But an idea isn't trademark...
You have a six year statute of limitations on damages and the filing date of your issued patent will define the 20 year term. But the way you...
If you're selling clothing as a "brand" you'll want to be sure you're complying with materials, care instructions and RN number requirements. Then...
If it's original and completed it's "copyrighted" and you can have that copyright registered.
Not copyright, but geographical terms shouldn't be used deceptively and for many products can become trademarks if a secondary meaning (identified...
Sure sounds like applying the mark to what you describe as "fake boxes" could be counterfeiting. Why do it if you're not trying to fool consumers?...
Avvo is not the place for legal advice. That should be confidential between an attorney and client, not on a public board. Avvo is a place for...
Good answer above. If the second one is authentic, in the same condition, you should have shopped there first. See if you can get a refund. Some...
Good answer above. Logically, it doesn't sound like the partially anonymous letter you have in mind is going to be all that persuasive in...
If you own the physical items there's no copyright based reason you can't dispose of them as you see fit.