When you want to register your trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for products or services in more than one class, it is possible to do so via a single application. You have to file it using the Trademark Electronic Application System (TEAS). The USPTO permits trademark registration applicants to include […]
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What is a copyright? A copyright protects original works of authorship in a fixed tangible form. This can include paintings, books, photographs, movies, logo designs, software code, website designs, etc. Copyright gives the content owners exclusive rights to use, display, reproduce, perform, and distribute copies of the work or content. Copyright is an automatic right.
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THE BENEFITS OF USING WRITTEN BUSINESS CONTRACTS: Remember the days of class projects? All the chaos, confusion, and disappointment because the expectations and roles weren’t clear? Well, we’re leaving all of that nonsense at the schoolhouse. We are business owners and entrepreneurs. As such, we use written contracts to protect our interests and set clear
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How to Maintain Your Federal Trademark: An Overview Congratulations! Your trademark has officially been registered and your brand is now protected from would-be infringers. Now what? Well, trademark registration isn’t where protecting your brand ends. Whether on the Principal or Supplemental Register, you still have to maintain your federal trademark registration. Maintenance looks like
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THE FEDERAL TRADEMARK PROCESS: AN OVERVIEW Congratulations! You’ve made the decision that a trademark is right for you and your brand. Now what? Well… now we get down to the nitty-gritty of trademarks. The federal trademark process can be overwhelming but below you will find an overview of what to expect. Phase One: The Application
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