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Effective Strategies to Protect Your Intellectual Property
As a business owner, establishing an intellectual property portfolio that consists of the trademarks, copyrights, and patents should be at the forefront of your mind.
As a business owner, establishing an intellectual property portfolio that consists of the trademarks, copyrights, and patents should be at the forefront of your mind.
Puma has filed a “notice of opposition” against Nike’s trademark application for “FOOTWARE” on grounds that the mark too descriptive.
5B Artists + Media, the management company for popular rock and metal bands, has filed 3 trademark applications for “ROCK AGAINST RACISM" for concert tours.
Philonise Floyd, the brother of George Floyd, has filed a trademark application for “THE GEORGE FLOYD FOUNDATION.”
Learn how gyms can navigate brand licensing, rebrand after disaffiliation, and protect their new identity with trademarks and strategic IP planning.
In the first filings since his death, an entity that appears to be related to Kobe’s family or estate has made three new trademark filings.
As an individual or business considering a trademark application, it is important to understand all of the basic requirements that must be met prior to submission.
Looking to broaden your business in North America? The next logical step is expanding your trademark registration to Canada. Learn about the Canadian trademark renewal requirements in this post.
Trademark scams have become increasingly common today. Here are some key points for trademark registration owners to keep in mind to avoid trademark renewal scams, expecially one’s by mail.
Companies creating new quantum computing hardware and software brands should consider proper trademark clearance and registration strategies.
The LA Clippers filed two trademark applications for “WIN THE WAIT" following the release of a Twitter video featuring Doc Rivers.
Brand reputations will be built and destroyed based on how companies handle coronavirus responses, so it is incredibly important to be a good corporate citizen.