Trademark Infringement and or Dilution question
Generally, with the products being the same, and the competition being in the same geographic areas, the addition of another word to a trademark...
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Generally, with the products being the same, and the competition being in the same geographic areas, the addition of another word to a trademark...
Maybe more clarification is needed. You want to do the incredible hulk but evidently not use anything that ties your image to pre-existing images...
Your rights in copyright exist upon creation of the work. Most courts require a copyright registration before you can file a...
When using images of people or events, there may be issues of copyright, right of publicity, and right of privacy. Just because you are...
Whether you can use the name in English depends on whether there will be a likelihood of confusion between the two names. This question is...
A basis for cancellation of another's trademark registration can be based on the abandonment of the trademark. Abandonment can be proved by showing...
My suspicion is that the patent office will require two applications, even if you file one application. I would therefore recommend filing one and...
There is a legal difference between using a name as a corporate name and using the same name as a trademark. In practice, however, using a name...
A trademark can be the combination of a name and logo, or only a name, or only a logo. Therefore, whether you need two applications or one depends...
Yes, separate trademark applications would be needed for "found in yard", "found in car", etc. However, if "found" is the common part of all of...