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answered on May 17, 2019
You need to have a consultation with an attorney to discuss your options. There are many.
I own a food truck business called "Doctor Tasty's Mega Bites" and we are considering franchising.
When I did a mark search, I noticed Churches Chicken trademarked "Megabites" for a chicken nugget they released in late 2017.
Is it likely our mark would be... View More 
answered on May 17, 2019
It will definitely be rejected. A patent attorney could very likely overcome that rejection, however. Feel free to set up a consultation with me.
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Do I infringe IP if I include one trademarked word in my product title? The trademarked word is onsies but I include the word onsie in the title. Please help
answered on May 17, 2019
It depends. If the use of the word is likely to cause confusion as to the source of the goods used in association with the trademark (registered), then that's trademark infringement.
we found that there is plenty of XL ENERGY drink trademarks. We would like to register BALTIC XL Energy drink. Do you know if this legally is fine?
answered on May 16, 2019
I can't let you know if you can receive a trademark on that name. However, I can confirm that your design and name of the product should both be protected as they are two separate trademarks.
I have several patent, and the maintenance fee when do you soon ; I want to change the entity type to micro so I can pay $400 tip patent rather than $1600 . Also, my address want to be changed as well. Beside I am not familiar with filling required documents, therefore what could be the range of... View More
answered on May 15, 2019
You just need to file a certificate of micro entity status. You can get the form at uspto.gov/forms.
someone else owns the trademark " the swimming pig"
answered on May 13, 2019
You should have a trademark search conducted by a trademark attorney.
I sell on Ebay and I just got a letter from a law firm saying using "The North Face" is a trademark violation can I just use "North Face" without the "The". They are saying if I don't remove all my listings they may take legal action. My understanding is when I... View More
answered on May 8, 2019
You need a comprehensive consultation. The issues that you have presented are too complex for this forum.
answered on May 6, 2019
Business names are not eligible for trademarks. If you are using the business name is used in association with produce or service, then you may be eligible for a trademark. You should consult a trademark attorney. I offer free consults. https://calendly.com/ahajiamospllc/15min
Hello , I have recently made incursions towards making a brand out of a specific product and discovered that is patent protected . Us 8,246,496 ; 8,579,737 these are the patents , now my question is , how can I sell them . Is it enough if I modify something in the product or do I need approval fron... View More
answered on May 6, 2019
You need an attorney to help you design around the patent, if possible. Otherwise, you'll be opening yourself up to big trouble.
If you are not producing the claimed invention, you need to get a clearance opinion from a registered patent attorney. Feel free to reach out for a free... View More
what can we do?
answered on May 3, 2019
Sue them. That's the only way to stop and recover from infringement. You need to contact an attorney.
That's it in a nutshell. I want to use said Guru's concepts and some lose verbiage so I can advertise and gain traction in the community of people that follow her. I found a list of the company's trademarks and none include the terms I want to use. I would not be selling the... View More
answered on May 2, 2019
I think you can, so long as you don't use his language or any materials or publications.
answered on May 1, 2019
I echo Sean Serraguard. I charge a $3,000 flat fee for most applications ($9K-15 when I was with a big firm), not including the filing fees. Average folks pay about $430 in filing fees, but the price could be substantially higher. If you'd like a free consultation, please reach out at... View More
My company and it's name were created a few years before the name was trademarked by an individual/person. The individual used sloppy specimens showing use by his corporate entity with no similarity in word mark even shown, and again; filed as an "individual/person" but still got the... View More
answered on Apr 29, 2019
Yes.
You may use your entity status as a defense. However, a plaintiff can choose to sue whomever they'd like.
their wording is registered and my words are arranged differently and missing a word the registered TM has. I also have a distant design for mine and its in use and printed on many things. How will I go about TM my design? Is it possible?
answered on Apr 29, 2019
The question is whether there is a likelihood of confusion. If the designs would cause confusion to a consumer on the source of the product, then it can't be registered as a trademark.
If you are interested in registering your trademark, you may schedule a free intro call with me at... View More
I processed a provisional patent in 2003 and did not follow up with a non-provisional patent due to cost. I made several operational prototypes from 2000-2007 of this device. I did discuss concept with an associate of a company. I just recently found out that In 2008, this company was granted a... View More
answered on Apr 26, 2019
If there has been non-use with no intent to use for at least 3 years, then yes. Otherwise, trademark rights are not established by registration (i.e. it doesn't matter that the registration expired), rights are established by use.
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answered on Apr 24, 2019
You should file a new trademark application. If you'd like help, please visit my website and register for a free introductory talk, or click here: https://calendly.com/ahajiamospllc/15min
answered on Apr 22, 2019
Trademark registration does not allow one to sell in the marketplace. Just because a trademark is canceled does not mean that it's free for public use. There is an article on my website on this very topic.
answered on Apr 22, 2019
I don't have enough information to help you. You may want to have a consultation with an attorney.
It seems their trademark is just for a specific logo. Thanks for any help
answered on Apr 22, 2019
Maybe. The standard is the likelihood of confusion. Two companies may register and use the same words as their trademark and not be infringing if there is not a likelihood of confusions between the two uses. There is alot of information on my website on the topic.
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