Intellectual property Lawyer
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property, Trademark Infringement ... +3 more
You really need to do some basic homework on intellectual property before considering any sort of business along the lines you...
"Intellectual property" is a phrase that means NOTHING without first defining what property right you're talking about. Like the word "color" --...
Both examples are lawful.
Business folks rarely understand the difference between a trade name and a trademark. Many companies adopt trade names that consumers do not...
You can ask yourself why this upsets you so much. And then, regardless of the answer, you need to move on. Our justice system is NOT designed to...
NO contract is enforceable unless the parties exchange "consideration" -- that is, each party must gain some benefit out of the deal. If your...
Your terminology is wrong. You cannot be "named" in a TTAB proceeding "as a non-party." Either you're a party to the proceeding [i.e., someone...
The Federal Circuit's ruling in Pequignot v. Solo Cup answers many of your questions:...
Whether a word or phrase "has gone" generic or whether a word or phrase is inherently generic are very different questions. The first is...
Query the amazon.com book database for "Trademark: Legal Care for Your Business & Product Name" by Stephen Elias and then buy a copy and read it. ...
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