Trademark Protection
How to Protect Your Board Game Trademarks
Learn how board game designers can protect their names, logos, and brands with trademarks to avoid legal issues and ensure long-term success.
Learn how board game designers can protect their names, logos, and brands with trademarks to avoid legal issues and ensure long-term success.
Many in-house counsel overpay for trademark services. Learn the top areas of overbilling and how flat-rate, in-house strategies can save your company thousands.
Why does LegalZoom hire top trademark lawyers for its own filings? Learn why working with an attorney matters more than using a DIY trademark service.
Marijuana brands face unique trademark challenges. Learn how state registrations, non-cannabis products, and strategic planning can protect your brand.
Learn how to avoid U.S. trademark refusals, abandonment, and renewal issues when filing through the Madrid Protocol as an international applicant.
Should a holding company own your trademarks? Learn the benefits, risks, and key legal considerations to protect your brand and avoid costly mistakes.
Learn how production companies can protect their logos, animations, and sounds as trademarks, ensuring brand recognition and legal security in media.
There are three critical items needed to properly care for and maintain a federally registered trademark.
LA Gear’s trademark attorneys have brought legal challenges against some high profile organizations, claiming an exclusive right to LA for apparel.
Learn how Etsy sellers can protect their store names with trademarks, prevent brand infringement, and grow their business beyond the marketplace.
A trademark battle is brewing over the DOUBLE DARE brand.
The Los Angeles area based IHOP recently pulled a publicity stunt changing its name to IHOb, and, filing a trademark application for IHOb.