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Brand Legal
Protection 101
- Searching
- Authentication
- Policing
- Enforcement
U.S. Registration
Process
- File an Application
- Successfully respond to issues raised by the government
- Successfully respond to issues raised by third parties
- Demonstrate Use
Buying or
Selling a Business
You Received an Office Action/Initial Refusal
Receiving an Office Action or Initial Refusal is not the end of the line. In many ways, this is the system working as intended. Knowing this, the trick is not to avoid the refusal, but to be in a position to overcome it. We have decades of experience in overcoming government refusals, including likelihood of confusion, descriptiveness, misdescriptiveness, failure to function, request for disclaimers, requests for amendments of identifications, requests for amendments of the description of the mark, and many more.
You Received a
Demand Letter
There are many factors we can consider in attacking the rights of the party who sent the letter, and finding a resolution that allows you to move forward making as few changes as possible.
Someone Else is
Using My Brand
International Registrations
Your US registration is a powerful right. This right gives you many benefits, including using it as the basis for filing for trademark protection in foreign countries. If you take advantage of certain treaty provisions, you can gain additional rights in the foreign country.
While many lawyers know how to file foreign applications, our firm can help you understand the nuances in using various approaches. Further, our firm has contacts with law firms in more than 100 countries which enables you to:
- File directly in that country when appropriate
- Respond to issues raised by the Trademark Office in that country
- Have local counsel listed as attorney of record (which shows you take your rights in that country seriously)
- Be represented if someone in the foreign country attacks your right to use or register your brand there.
Other Services
We can also help you review agreements, prepare licenses, negotiate settlements, prepare website terms and conditions, prepare website privacy policies, prepare efficient trademark strategy, handle domain name proceedings, send takedown requests to online platforms, conduct IP audits, work on domain name resolution proceedings, assist with due diligence in business transactions, coordinate with other professionals to accomplish special projects, etc.
Educating Our Community
In today’s fast-paced business world, a brand is the symbol of your company’s identity and values. We are committed to helping you understand your legal rights in this important area.