by anthony verna | Feb 28, 2014 | Trademark Law
Enhancing Trademark Applications: Understanding In-Use and Intent-to-Use Trademarks in the United States In the realm of trademark applications within the United States, two distinct categories come into play: In-use trademarks Intent-to-use trademarks. In-Use...
by anthony verna | Feb 25, 2014 | Trademark Law
Title: Trademarks in Music: Can a Song Define a Band’s Brand? The name of a song can only function as a trademark if there is another use of the song – in apparel, for example. The title of a single creative work, such as a song, cannot function as a...
by anthony verna | Feb 24, 2014 | Trademark Law
It is not uncommon for a trademark applicant to ignore the date of first use in a trademark application. This is because it seems as if it is a small detail to a trademark application. However, every trademark application has risk. If your trademark specimen does not...
by anthony verna | Feb 20, 2014 | Uncategorized
Many congratulations to I Heart Guts, a proud client, on winning the Best of Toy Fair 2014 award from Popular Science on February 19, 2014! See some other updates from Verna Law visiting Toy Fair: Toy Fair 2017;Toy Fair 2020;Intellectual Property and the Toy...
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