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Trademark law gives companies the exclusive right to use a given name or design, called a “mark,� for the purpose of identifying the source the of that company’s goods or services. Trademark law is an incentive-based system. Because it gives companies the exclusive right to use a mark in connection with certain goods or services,
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Trademark infringement is a possibility for every business, whether you be on the receiving end of an infamous "Cease and Desist" letter, or whether you find that a competitor is infringing one of your trademarks. Either way, this is the time to find qualified legal assistance in the form of an experienced trademark attorney
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Do You Need Your Business Name Trademarked November 2001 By Bob Brolhorst A name is important to a business. It's so important, in fact, that names can be trademarked, which means they're owned. Kind of like domain names, once
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the European Union is arbitrarily denying U.S. companies the trademark rights they've earned To compete effectively in global markets, American exporters need trademark protection everywhere they do business. But the European Union is arbitrarily denying U.S. companies the trademark rights they've earned, and the time has come for diplomatic intervention. Chicago-based Wm. Wrigley
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For novelist Tom Wolfe, it's a dazzling white suit, regardless of the weather or season. For comedian George Burns, it was a cigar. For basketball bad-boy Dennis Rodman, it's crazy hair. For software developer Jackie Grubb, it's the color purple. "It": a personal trademark that anchors your identity in the minds of your market. "One day after I started my
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