Trademarks & Wordmarks
An applicant is not required to include a description of the "meaning" of the mark to the Examiner when a U.S. trademark application is filed. ...
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An applicant is not required to include a description of the "meaning" of the mark to the Examiner when a U.S. trademark application is filed. ...
I agree in principle with my two colleagues who have already responded, to the extent that they urge you to consult an attorney experienced in...
To answer your second question: Not generally, but sometimes. A federal trademark application filed on the basis of "Intent to Use" ("ITU")will...
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In general, nder U.S. copyright law, the author of a blog posting owns a copyright in the words that s/he wrote. If someone else were to make a...
Gee, I am afraid that your question is unclear. The subject of the question reads: "I have a social networking website, that has about 20,000+...
To expand a bit on what Laura was saying, the mere fact that a record in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office TESS database is identified as DEAD...
In general, under U.S. law, if the owner of the domain name is seeking to hold the domain for ransom, it's possible you would have the right to sue...
Kurt's answer was right on. I would add that if a trademark is merely descriptive of a product or its characteristics, the owner might not have...
The previous answers posted to this question are generally accurate as far as they go, and under the assumptions that they make. However, they...
Each of the preceding answers is generally accurate, so far as it goes. But I would add to their comments that someone in your situation should...