Is this considered an Excusable non-use? If it is how would I word it?
You and your own trademark attorney need to discuss whether the period of non-use of your trademark is "excusable" for purposes of maintaining your...
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You and your own trademark attorney need to discuss whether the period of non-use of your trademark is "excusable" for purposes of maintaining your...
The name of a fictional race is quite likely protectable under copyright law if it’s original to an author, is very well-known to the public by...
The core component of a franchising agreement is the grant of a license to use the franchisor's trademark and other branding. Franchisees are...
The reality is that you're not competent to conclude that the imported product infringes any one of your patent claims. Only a patent attorney can...
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You've already been told in response to your last question that your "ornate stitch" may qualify for design patent protection. You can view some...
Patent applications filed in the U.S. are made public 18 months after filing. So NONE of them can be viewed until that time period expires....
For trademark law purposes, the Levis thread stitch pattern on pants pockets is NOT an apt analogy. Those thread patterns are merely ornamental....
You need to know about 35 U.S.C. section 292(a). In relevant part: "Whoever marks upon, or affixes to, or uses in advertising in connection with...
Here’s the rule: It’s unlawful to offer to sell or sell a product using a trademark that’s already being used, or one similar, if it’s probable...
Q: "How can I protect myself from getting sued if someone infringes on a logo or brand name?" R: You can't. Moreover, the rights holder would very...