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Trademarks – Questions Related to "Trademarks"

Q. If a trademark applicant receives an Office Action citing a registered trademark, what measures can the applicant take? posted Monday 1 of June 2015 by Benjamin A. The best solution, given your general question, is to find a trademark attorney and ask him or her. There are many measures which... view tags: trademark, applicant, office action

Q. I have written a children's book and envision it evolving into a series of books. I have a name for the "series" and I would like to trademark that name. I'm assuming I should do that, right? posted Thursday 14 of March 2013 by Julia A. If you use your series name as a trademark, you can indeed trademark it. If you believe your series will be a commercial success,... view tags: book, series, trademark, childrens

Q. I have an idea for a Facebook "add-on" site and looking into buying a domain name containing the keyword "Facebook". I see a lot of people doing the same thing. My intended site will not be against Facebook, but offering supporting components. Should I be staying away from this idea? posted Sunday 10 of March 2013 by Kenneth A. This is a complex question that would require time to study and analyze. Unfortunately, it's not an appropriate question for an o... view tags: domain, name, trademark, keyword, name, facebook

Q. What if I do not file any response for the objection raised by the Registrar of Trade Mark in the process of registration of a trademark? posted Tuesday 26 of February 2013 by David A. Your case will go abandoned. view tags: response, objection, trademark, registration

Q. How different does one trademark have to be from another? posted Sunday 27 of January 2013 by Sean A. Sufficient to avoid a likelihood of confusion among the consuming public. It's a subjective, legal question which is often impossi... view tags: different, trademark, another

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