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Understanding how to use the USPTO’s searchable database will enable you to look up the correct trademark class for your goods or services. Read on to learn how to search for a trademark class.
Search trademarks in 50+ countries from around the world using this list of intellectual property databases. Note, some of these databases require credentials or a language translation.
Explore how the Amazon docuseries on LuLaRoe underscores the importance of copyright diligence, highlighting legal risks and lessons for brand owners.
Grubhub sues Home Chef for declaratory judgment after a logo dispute, seeking court approval that both brands can coexist in the marketplace.
Trademark Class 35 covers a variety of business services, but is it right for your company? Here’s an overview of this frequently used trademark class.
Trademark Class 30 is one of a handful of classes related to food products, though not all foods fall under Class 30. Is it the right class for your business?
Trademark Class 9 for Electrical and Scientific Apparatus is commonly used by business owners and includes a wide variety of products. Is Class 9 right for your business? Read on to learn more.
Learn how the Copyright Claims Board offers a faster, more affordable way for copyright owners to resolve infringement disputes outside of federal court.
Learn how recording your trademark with U.S. Customs helps stop counterfeits at the border and strengthens protection for your brand and packaging.
If another business is using your name, learn how to protect your trademark rights and take legal steps to safeguard your brand and reputation.
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.
To fight rising trademark scams, the USPTO is finally registering its own trademarks—more than 200 years after its founding. Here’s why it matters.
