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Trademarks Letters of Protest - When and what to file with the USPTO
USPTO Letter of Protest A Trademark Letter of Protest (LOP) in the context of trademark...
Trademark Ownership Transfer through a Trademark Assignment Registered with USPTO
A trademark serves as a unique identifier, distinguishing the goods or services of one entity from those of another. As such, the ownership of a trademark is a valuable asset, often representing significant brand equity, and can be transferred for consideration (bought and sold). Transferring ownership of a trademark, therefore, involves transferring all rights, titles, and interests in the mark from the assignor (the current owner) to the assignee (the new owner).
"Refused" Meaning in Trademark - What does "refused" mean for my trademark?
In the realm of trademark law, the term "refused" carries significant implications for businesses and...
/s/ Signature - how to sign the USPTO form signature
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) requires signatures on many of its forms,...
Types of Trademarks - what can be protected
In the United States, trademarks play a crucial role in protecting a company's brand identity...
Trademark Application Status - What to look for
Monitoring the status of your trademark application or registration is an essential aspect of managing...
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