Similar Business Name & Trademark considerations
The standard used to determine whether a trademark is too similar to another one is a "likelihood confusion" standard. There are several factors...
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The standard used to determine whether a trademark is too similar to another one is a "likelihood confusion" standard. There are several factors...
It sounds like you are seeking an IP attorney, who can clearly explain how you can protect your name and possibly some of your designs. The name...
As all of the other attorneys have suggested, you are definitely advised to speak to a trademark attorney who can help with a preliminary screening...
I would suggest you go ahead and speak to an attorney and get the trademark application filed first and then consider drafting a cease and desist...
As every other lawyer here has explained, you can be sued at any time. The issue you should think about is whether you want to change your brand...
I would speaking to an attorney about a trademark search and the various options for getting a descriptive trademark registered.
As my colleagues have pointed out the ".com" portion of the name does not have any inherent trademark meaning and so you would need to disclaim it....
I would definitely suggest that you begin the process of applying for a trademark registration with the USPTO. You would want to do this before...
You should go ahead and retain a trademark attorney who can help advise you on some options including: sending a cease and desist letter to the...
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I would also advise you to retain an intellectual property attorney. As a general rule, the examiners at the USPTO are only going to search for...