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In Litigation - updated on 6/20/2002
As a photographer, I conceived the idea of a ''pop up'' dressing room for models. As far as I knew, none existed. Through drawings and email communications, I designed a product and contracted a factory in A... Read More  Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
I've been using a product name (mark) in conjunction with an invention I registered with the USPTO in 2007. I've used this mark on my product sell sheet and correspondence. However, bec... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
I am so confused at this point... any advice will be appreciated. I realize I probably should consult with a trademark attorney. I'm trying to get familiar before I make that call. The situat... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
I am considering initiating my first opposition proceeding. Here's the situation. An ITU application for the confusingly similar mark whose registration I opppose was actually filed befor... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
How trademarkable are common words? If a company has in its name a common word like cat, dog, man, can it defend the trademark against another company that may use a similar word but the products, although i... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
I am looking to start a comic book. The two main character, since I thought them up had simple names, and I always just thought up the title with those two names. Let's use marvel comics Ang... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
I filed a new trademark application based on use; however there are several marks that confusingly similar to mine filed before me in the USPTO. I have a senior use rights, but the other marks wil... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
Let's say there's a company with a trademark on the word "Wonderland" as it applies to a local community in a state...let's say California. I'm putting up a commun... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
How is someone able to Trademark a common name or description and when they do, how can you use it to describe your product without violating the law? A company put a TM on the phrase "Lov... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
My understanding is that common law TM extends to the geographic location where the TM is used and where it is likely to extend. What about an unregistered TM used on products sold on a website? &nbs... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
I received my first C&D email today, it's all very exciting. The basics of the C&D are that the sender has a TM on the words "Bridal Fair" (serial # 72266797). I have a web site with the wo... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
I belong to another forum and they have just received a cease and desist. The forum I belong to discusses things in specific job fields and we all give eachother information on different topics. My qu... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
If someone doesn't use TM or any other Mark designation on their products, can they claim a common law trademark if someone else comes along and registers and trademarks the name having used the designated m... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
Is the test to determine common law TM the same as or similar to the test to determine a registratable TM? If a company has been denied a TM on Fed or State level based on merely discriptive or generi... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
intelproplaw.com legal minds... ?I have a question on the likelihood of successfully bringing suit for a common-law trademark infringement for a client of mine (I'm his web-designer) My client has bee... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
My aunt's business name includes a small town name: X dental center. Across the street a new dental office has opened with the name: X dental group. Does she have any rights to oppose their name... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
Here's my dilemma ... I have been using my mark in business since roughly 1998. Up until late last year, this was just a part-time business, but now I have gone into it full-time. I set myself up... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
Some Companies are issued a trademark because they include art with their application. In other woirds they could not get a trademark for the name because of the words used.. like Donald Trump filing ... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
I have a question about trademark infringement. Let's say there is a children's book whose title is comprised of only common words, or a common phrase, such as "One If By Land", as an example... Read More Answer |
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In Trademark - updated on 2/26/2009
When trademarks are filed with the USPTO, do they do a common law search to see if the mark is in-use? Or, do they only limit their searches to the USPTO database? Are there any other databases... Read More Answer |
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