Trademarks In The News
UPS Files Trademark for “UPS HEALTHCARE”
UPS filed a trademark application for “UPS HEALTHCARE,” indicating that UPS intends to provide management consulting and delivery in the healthcare industry.
UPS filed a trademark application for “UPS HEALTHCARE,” indicating that UPS intends to provide management consulting and delivery in the healthcare industry.
As the coronavirus outbreak shuts down the American economy, trademark filings related to the pandemic are starting to appear at the USPTO.
The United States Patent & Trademark Office, or USPTO, recommends the 7-step strategy that can be followed when performing a patentability search. Read on to learn more.
Depending on the method selected, it will take a UK-based business approximately twelve to eighteen months to file and register a trademark in the United States.
Paris Hilton filed nine new trademark applications for “SLIVING” on March 5. The term, invented by Hilton in 2019, is combination of ‘slaying’ and ‘living.’
Little League Baseball has filed a trademark application for "LIVE YOUR SERIES." It’s very likely that the trademark is for a new slogan for the organization.
Yes, as long as you are an American citizen or a U.S. company, you can file your own trademark application. However, just because you can doesn’t mean you should.
Dunkin’ has filed two new trademark applications for “IT’S TIME TO MAKE THE COFFEE." The phrase is a nod to the popular marketing campaign of the ’80s and ’90s.
A recent USPTO rule change now requires trademark applicants to include an email address in their filings, subjecting them to unwanted marketing and scams.
Foot Locker has filed two new trademark applications for ‘WOOLWORTH,’ suggesting that the company is planning to relaunch the Woolworth retail brand.
Shawn Carter has filed new trademark applications for his professional name, JAY Z, suggesting the rapper intends to offer furniture, cutlery, and plungers.
As Brexit is now in effect, you may be wondering about the implications of your EU trademark registration. Read on to learn more about these implications.