Category: Trademark

Twitter allows trademark owners to reclaim usernames that infringe their marks. Here’s how to submit a claim, what Twitter requires, and what happens after you report infringement.

Facebook’s IP reporting tools allow trademark owners to reclaim infringing usernames and pages. Here’s how to use Facebook’s process to protect your brand on the platform.

Revision Legal successfully resolved a trademark dispute involving the Bubble Guppies brand on behalf of our client. Here’s what the case involved and the outcome we achieved.

A trademark disclaimer removes protection from descriptive or generic elements of a mark. Here’s why the USPTO requires disclaimers and how they affect your trademark’s scope.

Trademark license agreements allow others to use your mark while protecting its value. Here’s what every trademark licensing agreement must include to be legally effective.

Trademark rights can be lost through abandonment if a mark goes unused or the owner fails to police it. Here’s how abandonment happens and how to protect yourself from claims.

Trade dress that is inherently distinctive can be protected without proving secondary meaning. Here’s how courts determine inherent distinctiveness in product and packaging design.

Fashion designers face challenges protecting trade dress because clothing elements are often functional. Here’s how trade dress law applies to fashion and what designers can protect.

Functional trade dress cannot be protected under trademark law. Here’s how courts determine functionality and what it means for businesses trying to protect product design.

Trade dress that isn’t inherently distinctive can still be protected if it has acquired secondary meaning. Here’s how to establish secondary meaning and what evidence courts require.