Trademark Protection
How to Get a Trademark for Virtual Goods
Legal trademark protection for a virtual product or service utilizes the same process as the traditional marketplace: filing a trademark application with the USPTO.
Legal trademark protection for a virtual product or service utilizes the same process as the traditional marketplace: filing a trademark application with the USPTO.
Companies that actively file trademarks see higher value and stronger stock performance. Learn why investing in brand protection pays off.
Learn what certification marks are, how they differ from trademarks, and how organizations can protect standards, quality, and origin through USPTO registration.
A carefully planned trademarking strategy can protect you from competitors who may want to infringe on a name or other elements of your brand.
You can register a trademark by identifying your unique name and applicable class, filing a successful application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), and maintaining it afterwards.
Learn how trademark owners can challenge or cancel USPTO registrations through expungement and reexamination proceedings to protect their brand rights.
A comprehensive guide for NCAA athletes on protecting their “name, image and likeness” using federal trademark registrations.
Explore sound trademarks, how they work, requirements for registration, and why protecting distinctive brand sounds is increasingly important.
Priority dates in trademark registration are important, but how do you establish priority? Learn about filing a trademark application and “in commerce” use.
The food truck industry is experiencing exponential growth, and with that comes competition. Register your trademarks to ensure your brand is protected.
With so many sources explaining the different aspects of your business you can trademark, it can be hard to know what you should trademark. Find out here.
Protecting your business name is an essential step in starting or operating your business. Learn how trademarks can protect a business name on our blog.