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answered on Aug 17, 2018
An attorney would need to review the trademark and how you use it in commerce to answer this question. Generally speaking, you cannot register words that are descriptive of the goods or services. If descriptive words are paired with other distinctive words, you may be able to register the mark as... View More
I did a deal to buy an website, the owner of the website, agreed to sell me the full website with the trademark, however after I sent all the money, he just sent me the domain name, and he decided not to follow with our agreement. He is currently keeping the trademark and ask me a crazy amount of... View More
answered on Aug 7, 2018
Do you have a written agreement that shows he agreed to assign the trademark to you? If so, enforcing the agreement may be the easiest option.
answered on Aug 2, 2018
Yes, special characters can be incorporated into a trademark.
answered on Aug 2, 2018
You cannot buy a trademark. The fee just permits you to file the application. The fee does not guarantee that the application will result in a trademark registration. Common reasons for abandonment are failure to respond to an office action and failure to submit evidence of use. An attorney... View More
We are about to register 3 trademarks in US.
Here are 3 trademarks:
1. "Deep listening technique"
2. "Catching up technique"
3. "Rapid response technique"
Goods/services class(nice): 41
I don't know whether the... View More
answered on Jul 23, 2018
An attorney would need to know more about the goods and services associated with the potential trademarks. You should speak with a US trademark attorney in a confidential consultation.
answered on Jul 20, 2018
You should speak with a trademark attorney in a confidential conversation. It may be possible. An attorney would need to know more about your business.
answered on Jul 20, 2018
A lawyer can negotiate with a trademark owner on your behalf. Although, the trademark owner has the right to grant permission to use his or her trademark.
Checked trademark availability of the exact saying, “lake:30”, and it shows available. So do they own similar trademarks?
answered on Jul 20, 2018
A trademark attorney would need to review the trademark registration and your product to determine if your product infringes their trademark. Generally speaking, exact copying is not required to infringe a trademark. If a consumer would confuse your mark with the other, there can be infringement.
I have a trademark i own ,under a company .I would like to transfer it to another company which I registered.How do I go about this process.
answered on Jul 13, 2018
You need to execute and record a trademark assignment. Any trademark attorney should be able to prepare this. I would note, before transferring the trademark, you must account for how the new owner will use the trademark. If not done correctly, the trademark could become abandoned.
I filed Declaration 8&9 at the very end of the 10 year period, which ended in June this year. About 10 days later, after the end of the 10 year period, I received an Office Action saying that the specimen was deficient. I responded to the action on TEAS with the substitute specimens that I... View More
answered on Jul 11, 2018
You can submit a new application after your current registration is cancelled. Although, if the USPTO rejected your specimens for the renewal, it will also reject them for the new application. I recommend working with a trademark attorney to ensure you have acceptable specimens.
answered on Jul 11, 2018
A trademark attorney would need to do a bit of research to answer this question. If you want to know if you can trademark a name or logo, you should speak with a trademark attorney.
What documents are required for registration of Trademark by Non- US residents? How much time shall it take? What are the fees?
answered on Jul 3, 2018
The fee to file an application electronically is $225 or $275 depending on the filing status. You will also need to pay an attorney to file the application. The attorneys fees can vary, but will generally be less than $1000. The estimated time to complete a registration is 18 months. I... View More
Further, I am applying for an EIN with the IRS. The website is asking where my physical address is - would that be the KY initial registered office, my home address in Texas (where I work), or the property address that I'm in contract to purchase?
answered on Jun 29, 2018
There are specific requirements governing when a business entity must register to conduct business in Texas. An attorney would need to know all the facts about the business to answer this question. The address of the business is not the registered agent's office. Typically, the business... View More
answered on Jun 29, 2018
Its never a good idea to completely ignore cease and desist letter. At the least, you should consult with an attorney on whether there is any merit to the letter. Doing nothing could make the situation worse by subjecting you to being accused of willfully infringing a trademark, which could... View More
is a music licence required for me to play any type of streaming audio at my establishment?
answered on Jun 28, 2018
Yes, you must have a license to play streaming audio publicly.
Someone filed a false DMCA Copyright Takedown against one of my videos and is asking for 1000$ to remove it. How should I approach this situation. I am sure they will blackmail me more if I were to give them my personal information such as: Physical Address, Name, And Phone Number, if I try to... View More
answered on Jun 26, 2018
You could have an attorney file the counter notice for you if you are concerned about distributing your contact information.
If I have a trademarked brand name for toddler accessories (for example), and I want to expand the product line to include more toddler accessories, can that already trademarked brand name apply for the new items as well? Or would I have to get a new trademark for each and every new toddler... View More
answered on Jun 25, 2018
Probably not, but it is possible. It depends on how the description of goods and services was drafted and whether the new products are in the same classification.
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answered on Jun 20, 2018
You should contact a trademark attorney to respond to the office action. If you do not respond in time, the trademark application will be abandoned.
I used a circle crop and specialized fonts.
answered on Jun 18, 2018
Yes, but only to the extent of your contribution. You cannot claim copyright over what to took from someone else. But, you have a copyright in the assembled design you created.
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