European Union Trademarks
6 Steps to Register a Trademark in the EU
If you are a business owner that reaches customers in other countries, you may want to consider trademark registration in the European Union with these 6 steps.
If you are a business owner that reaches customers in other countries, you may want to consider trademark registration in the European Union with these 6 steps.
Learn how to protect your trademarks and properly use others’ marks in the growing Internet of Things industry to avoid legal risks.
The NFL filed a trademark application for DULUTH ESKIMOS which sparked speculation that a team could play a game under the name.
Nike appears to be entering the blockchain. The company filed a trademark application indicating that it intends to launch a cryptocurrency called CRYPTOKICKS.
The USPTO denied an attempt to trademark the symbol of an arrow as it related to the card game MAGiC THE GATHERING.
The Dallas Mavericks filed trademark applications for Luka Doncic’s nickname EL MATADOR and THE MATADOR. Both filings were refused by the USPTO.
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.