Anthony M. Verna III, Esq., Managing Partner, and Wil Jacques, Patent Agent of Verna Law, P.C. will be in attendance during Toy Fair 2026. If you are in the toy industry, make a meeting to discuss your intellectual property needs - patents, trademarks, copyrights, and...
Trademark Trial and Appeal Board In the world of intellectual property, trademark protection is vital for safeguarding the distinctive signs, logos, and names that distinguish goods or services. Within this landscape, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) plays...
Typosquatting: A Major Cybersecurity Risk to Internet Users and Businesses In today’s internet-driven world, navigating web addresses is second nature for most internet users. However, even a small mistake when typing a website address can lead users to dangerous,...
Can You Trademark Your Own Name? In today’s world, where personal branding is more important than ever, many individuals wonder whether they can trademark their own name. Whether you're a business owner, entrepreneur, or public figure, securing trademark protection...
Can You Trademark a Quote? Trademarks play a crucial role in brand identity, helping businesses distinguish their products and services from others in the market. While many people are familiar with the concept of trademarking brand names or logos, fewer understand...
Can you Trademark a Word? Yes, you can register your word brand as a trademark in the United States Patent and Trademark Office, provided it meets the statutory requirements for a registration. A single word can be a trademark. First, your mark cannot conflict with...
Understanding the Differences Between Trademarks and Patents Intellectual property (IP) rights are crucial for protecting innovations, creative works, and branding in today's competitive market. Two of the most common types of IP are trademarks and patents, each...
Ensure Your Trademark’s Strength: Fanciful, Arbitrary, Suggestive, or Descriptive? In the dynamic field of intellectual property, one critical question often overlooked is the strength of the trademark you’re contemplating. The basis on which trademark registration is...
How to Prove Trademark Infringement Trademark law protects a trademark owner's exclusive right to use a trademark when another's use would likely cause consumer confusion about the source or origin of goods. Governed by the Lanham Act, establishing a violation...
Anthony M. Verna III, Esq., Managing Partner, and Wil Jacques, Patent Agent of Verna Law, P.C. will be in attendance...
Trademark Trial and Appeal Board In the world of intellectual property, trademark protection is vital for safeguarding...
Typosquatting: A Major Cybersecurity Risk to Internet Users and Businesses In today’s internet-driven world,...