Canadian Trademarks
4 Reasons to File a Trademark in Canada
With Canada’s new trademark laws and location, it may be a good place to start your trademark registration. Here are 4 reasons to file a trademark in Canada.
With Canada’s new trademark laws and location, it may be a good place to start your trademark registration. Here are 4 reasons to file a trademark in Canada.
Augusta National, Inc. filed a trademark application to protect the concept of a green jacket with gold buttons. The USPTO has initially refused the filing.
A registered trademark is a valuable asset to any business. Consider the following about when and why you may need to hire a U.S. trademark attorney.
As a business owner, it is important to register your trademark internationally. These 5 steps will help ensure that your trademark is protected overseas.
The USPTO denied a trademark application for "I solemnly swear that I am up to no good" because it was not distinct enough to register a trademark.
Before registering your trademark in China, consider the following information about bad faith registrations and what you may be able to do about them.
The NCAA did not run the original March Madness tournament. This is the story of how the NCAA came to acquire rights in the MARCH MADNESS trademark.
The USPTO requires that applicants for trademarks have actual commercial use of a trademark before it can register. Learn the ins and outs of this requirement.
The Supreme Court refused to hear a copyright infringement lawsuit against Nike as it related to the JUMPMAN logo.
As you plan your international trademark strategy, consider the following information about costs associated with registering a trademark in the United Kingdom.
To protect the brand name of a product you are launching through a crowdfunding platform, you should file a trademark application with the USPTO.
Penn State’s trademark filing for HAPPY VALLEY was refused on March 11, 2019. Trademark attorney Josh Gerben provides his analysis on the refusal.