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How to Prove Trademark Infringement
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...
Why is Section 112 of the Patent Act Important?
Why is Section 112 of the Patent Act important? Section 112 of the Patent Act, codified as 35 U.S.C. § 112, outlines the requirements for the specification of a patent application. This section is critical as it defines what an inventor must include in their patent...
Free Advertising – What does the FTC Think?
Free Advertising - What does the FTC Think? "Free" offers in advertising are governed partially by the FTC Act in the United States. The offer of “Free” merchandise or service is a promotional device frequently used to attract customers. Providing such merchandise...
How to Transfer a Trademark
How To Transfer a Trademark The owner of a trademark can agree to transfer a trademark in a trademark assignment agreement that is written and signed. New owners of trademarks that are registered at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) must file a...
What is Copyright Infringement?
Copyright infringement is the unauthorized use of a work that qualifies under the Copyright Act for copyright protection. Unauthorized use means that the permission of the copyright owner was not granted for the use. Copyright Infringement is the taking of rights...
Should I Copyright or Trademark My Logo?
Should I Copyright or Trademark My Logo? Your logo should probably be protected by both copyright law and trademark law. Protecting your intellectual property is crucial when you're establishing your brand identity. One of the first decisions you'll face is whether to...
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