Trademark Protection
What is Trade Dress and How Can It Protect Your Brand?
Learn about trade dress and how it protects your brand’s unique look, helping to secure your brand identity and stand out in a competitive marketplace.
Learn about trade dress and how it protects your brand’s unique look, helping to secure your brand identity and stand out in a competitive marketplace.
On November 14, 2022, Odell Beckham, Jr. (OBJ) filed a lawsuit against Nike for Breach of Contract, among other things.
Find out if you can add goods and services to an existing trademark registration and learn the steps to ensure your trademark covers all aspects of your brand.
Learn about the USPTO’s new 3-month deadline for responding to trademark office actions and how this change impacts trademark applicants and brand protection.
Discover how creators can use copyright termination to regain control over their works, exploring eligibility, process, and key considerations for rights recovery.
Protecting your NFT brand with a trademark filing will ensure that you can continue to build on your brand and keep others from using names that are close or similar to yours.
Arizona State University files trademarks for NFTs, virtual goods, and metaverse classes—signaling major Web3 plans for education and branding.
As businesses commit to providing goods and services in the metaverse, it is increasingly important to secure legal trademark protection to discourage and defend against trademark infringement in the virtual world.
Protect your NFT project with a trademark. Learn how to search, register, and safeguard your brand in the evolving NFT marketplace.
Learn how the USPTO evaluates “proof of commercial use,” why ornamental specimens can lead to refusals, and tips to submit a valid trademark specimen.
The USPTO accidentally exposed over 21,000 trademark applicants’ email addresses—putting them at risk for scams. Here’s what you need to know.
Lamar Jackson’s restaurant trademarks—“PLAY ACTION” and “YOU 8 YET?”—offer a great lesson in choosing strong, unique, and enforceable brand names.