Trademark Protection
What are the U.S. Trademark Registration Requirements?
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.
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.
Monro sent a letter to its Landlords on April 17, 2020 indicating that it would be withholding rent for a 6 month period starting May 1, 2020.
Eli Lilly filed three new trademark applications for “COV-BEAT,” “COV-BLOCK,” and “COV-BARRIER.” The company intends to use the trademarks for medical research.
Zuffa, LLC, the entity that owns the UFC’s intellectual property, has filed 22 new trademark applications for “FIGHT ISLAND” and “UFC FIGHT ISLAND.”
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the USPTO has seen a significant surge in coronavirus-related trademark filings. Find the complete list here.
Gilead Sciences has filed a trademark application a bottle design to be used in connection with “pharmaceutical preparations for the treatment of coronavirus.”
Ensuring the name and brand of your IT company is protected is important. The best way to protect the brand of your IT company is a US trademark registration.