answered on Sep 21, 2022
The purpose of trademark is to distinguish the goods or services of trademark owner from goods or services of other subjects. With this in mind you will need to establish if the using of your words in business does not infringe the rights of other IP owners. I recommend contacting... Read more »
answered on May 11, 2021
A dead trademark indicates that it is available for registration yes, but you'll still have to go through the registration process which entails completing and filing a registration application and demonstrating actual use in commerce.
answered on Mar 8, 2021
Typically, you would do some additional research to determine if the mark you want is still in use, even though the registration application has been abandoned. In the U.S., trademark rights arise out of use of a mark in commerce and the registration simply puts others on notice that you are using... Read more »
I'm building a website where I would like to share referral link/affiliate links/promo codes from accounts that I own with other companies. In order to properly identify those companies, I need to use their logos so visitors are aware of who they are. My understanding is that this is... Read more »
answered on Dec 20, 2020
You should definitely consult with an attorney.
You may want to check the companies' websites to see if they have any specific guidance.
Further you should not use the logos to imply any endorsement of any kind.
answered on Jul 8, 2020
Please provide further clarification as I don't really understand the question...thanks!
2:2020cv00051 case number
answered on Feb 5, 2020
Where was this filed against you?
who filed it?
you need to have an attorney work with you on this.
Contactame.
www.legalbizglobal.com
I also have an LLC by the name of urban genius LLC registered one 3 states
answered on Sep 30, 2019
As far as trademark use is concerned, the name of the company may not have an effect on it.
Typically whoever has been using it first may have some rights to it as a trademark, may be broad or limited.
Registration gives presumption of ownership, but it is rebuttable.
answered on Feb 21, 2019
yes
that is the standard
the numbering system used by USPTO follows the international classification.
It wasn't completely clear what you were asking, so you may want to contact us off line
We want to name a business using a made-up word, but people use it as hashtags and a few other people had used it in the title of their workshops, but no trademarks exist and I don't see any business entities that have put a lot of money into the use of the word. If I trademark it and set up a... Read more »
answered on Sep 5, 2018
Sorry, but based on what you wrote, I don't think that you'd be able to trademark it. It does not work that way. You can't just see a word in use, think that it is a great idea, register it as your own, and keep others from using it. It is not your intellectual property, but someone else's.
I've been using a specific phrase on coffee mugs (and selling them) since October 2016. Recently a trademark was approved for a very similarly worded phrase Am I infringing by using my own phrase on my coffee mug (and selling them online and at craft fairs)? His is trademark for use on coffee... Read more »
answered on May 1, 2018
An attorney would need to know more about your history of using the phrase and the trademark applicant's to provide an opinion on whether you may continue to use the mark. If you are the senior user, it is possible you may be able to have the trademark cancelled or at least retain the right... Read more »
I'm a 20-year old male in the state of Nevada looking for work online. I've applied to an online AI-research company and have gotten a request for my first job. In the agreement attached, there is a few things I'm wary of before signing. It may just be paranoia, but I would like to... Read more »
answered on Mar 16, 2018
I think that the assignment of all IP rights forever has to do with assigning all the rights that you produce for the company while you are engaged in an assignment for them. It does not extend to IP rights that you generate during your lifetime after the engagement ended.
You may want to... Read more »
This is before seeing any information, and after this person being served a cease and desist to stop using the logo. They also never filed an opposition with the Federal Trademark commission. Even though they were given ample time to do so. There is more to this, but looking for answers to help in... Read more »
answered on Feb 21, 2018
You should speak with a trademark attorney in Nevada as soon as possible. It is possible to obtain an injunction if the defendant has not responded to a lawsuit. A trademark infringement plaintiff is not required to file an opposition to a trademark application before bringing an infringement... Read more »
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answered on Mar 23, 2017
There is not a question here. Best of luck on your venture.
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