Trademark law is complicated, and the fact that you have a registered mark does not necessarily mean you have superior rights in the mark. You...

Trademarks and copyrights do not allow someone to avoid criticism. But defamation law may--if the criticism is false and defamatory. I suggest you...

It is a virtual certainty that you will be sued for infringement if you start selling merchandise with the phrase. But it won't be the club, it'll...

So long as there is no indication of association with the owner of the Crocs brand, reference to the shoes/brand owner is fair use.

Maybe. The answer is mostly dependent on the tagline you want to adopt, the terms that are already registered, and the goods/services of each. You...

If there are no exact matches for entity names registered with the ACC, you should be able to register the entity name without issue. That said,...

I agree with my colleagues. A trademark attorney is not absolutely necessary but highly recommended when dealing with trademark applications. The...