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? A few years back, the Red Hot Chili Peppers took legal action against Showtime Networks over the use of their iconic song “Californication” in the television show of the same name. Band...
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 23, 2014 | Uncategorized
Many thanks to Shelly Kramer, CEO of V3 Integrated Marketing and Social Media Agency, for allowing Anthony Verna to write a guest blog post on Twitter hashtags and the importance of treating those hashtags as trademarks in promoting your business....
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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