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Eric Perrott, Esq. is a trademark and copyright attorney committed to providing high-quality legal services for any sized budget. Eric’s ability to counsel clients through any stage of trademark and copyright development and protection allows him to provide his clients with personalized advice and unique analysis. Eric can be reached directly at: [email protected]. The contents of this blog are for informational purposes only and may not be relied on as legal advice.
When you file a trademark application, you put a lot of information on the public record and, once filed, it is nearly impossible to remove. The United States Patent and Trademark Office is a public filing system, meaning that there is no expectation that any of the information you provide will be private. This data is available through bulk downloads […]
Learn how recording your trademark with U.S. Customs helps stop counterfeits at the border and strengthens protection for your brand and packaging.
Learn what “Approved for Publication” means in the USPTO trademark process, how the 30-day opposition period works, and what steps come next before registration.
Learn how trademark owners can challenge or cancel USPTO registrations through expungement and reexamination proceedings to protect their brand rights.
A proposed law (the SHOP SAFE Act) aims to protect consumers from dangerous products being sold by third party sellers on e-commerce platforms like Amazon.
Monster Energy got a reality check in their inability to prevent the CLEVELAND MONSTERS trademark owners from registering the name with the USPTO.
Despite skyrocketing demand for cannabidiol, or CBD, over the last few years, there are still significant challenges to registering CBD brands with the USPTO.
In a digital world where anything can be reproduced, stolen, and sold with only a few clicks, it is essential that creators protect their copyrights.
It is crucial that trademark owners properly transfer their trademarks to avoid delays, confusion, or a break in title ruining the value of the trademark.
The USPTO has begun a new audit program that requires some trademark owners to go beyond the normal requirements in renewing a trademark registration.
The U.S. Supreme Court recently held that the addition of “.COM” to a generic word could function as a protectable trademark.
The USPTO launched a COVID-19 expedited trademark program for FDA-regulated products and services, allowing faster review for qualifying applications.
