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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.
Learn how trademark owners can challenge or cancel USPTO registrations through expungement and reexamination proceedings to protect their brand rights.
Before announcing the Cleveland Guardians name, the MLB team filed a hidden trademark in Mauritius—using a Paris Convention strategy to stay secret.
The Bucks filed “BUCKS IN 6” just 24 hours before winning the NBA Finals—highlighting a bold trademark move and the value of smart filing strategy.
To display your logo in Gmail and boost email trust, you’ll need trademark registration and DMARC setup. Learn how to authenticate your brand email.
One frequently used trademark class is Class 41, for Education and Entertainment Services. Class 41 represents a wide variety of services that, at first, may not seem like they fall under the education or entertainment umbrellas.
What exactly is a trademark class, and which classes are most common? Josh Gerben explains!
