I would like to trademark protect my business what would be the quickest way?

I really wish more folks appreciated, and explained to business owners, the very significant differences between trade names and trademarks. ...

Ive own domain name (www.fremontacura.com) and (www.acuraoffremont.com) does acura have the right to to use because of trademark

Ok, so apparently the "comments" section doesn't work very well. In response to Attorney Whitaker: "Probably not because to use that procedure,...

Is it necessary to trademark a small business name?

The starting point [for attorneys] when thinking about your question is to recognize that trade name and trademark law are two DIFFERENT, though...

Ive own domain name (www.fremontacura.com) and (www.acuraoffremont.com) does acura have the right to to use because of trademark

The short answer is, yes, Acura has a legitimate claim that those domain names are cybersquatting on Acura's trademark rights in ACURA. Even in...

No one can answer your questions without knowing many more details. Your situation demonstrates the truth of Albert Einstein’s insight that...

In response to Attorney Whitaker: “I'm pretty certain that there is nothing that is absolutely, without a doubt, not subject to copyright...

Q: "Is this possible?" R: Yes, but ... Trademark Rule 2.71(a) restricts amendments to the identification of goods or services as follows: “The...

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I recently filed several fictitious business names and now want to consolidate!

You need to file another fictitious business name statement listing the "few more" names that you're holding yourself out as doing business under. ...

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Can we take legal recourse if a bend member doesn't do what he verbally agreed to - he also sent emails stating he would.

Neither you nor a court can force him to perform. And why would you even try considering his threats? So find a substitute and play the shows. ...

Im relitivley new to the buisiness world anf im looking to start a landscaping company how do I go about getting incorporated

Contrary to Attorney Harrington’s information, a company name [in legal lingo a “trade name”] is most certainly “per se protectable.” A...