Category: Trademark

Tourism boards and regional organizations can use certification marks to brand geographic areas and membership programs. Here’s how certification marks work as a branding tool.

Certification marks have different requirements than standard trademarks, including restrictions on the mark owner’s use. Here’s what it takes to register and maintain a certification mark.

Trademark opposition and cancellation are powerful tools for protecting your brand from conflicting registrations. Here’s an overview of how TTAB proceedings work from start to finish.

Revision Legal’s Michigan trademark lawyers help businesses register, protect, and enforce trademarks nationwide. Here’s how we help and what to expect.

The doctrine of foreign equivalents translates foreign words to determine if a trademark is descriptive or conflicts with another mark. Here’s how it applies to trademark registration.

Trademark strength determines how much legal protection a mark receives, from fanciful to generic. Here’s how to evaluate where your trademark falls on the distinctiveness spectrum.

Trademark infringement can result in costly lawsuits and forced rebranding. Here’s how to check trademark availability before launch and avoid accidentally infringing another brand.

A legal battle over 5-Hour Energy’s formula raised concerns about trade secret exposure in litigation. Here’s what the case teaches about protecting confidential business information.

Disney filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against a film company using the ‘Frozen Land’ name. Here’s what the case reveals about protecting entertainment brand names.

A trademark registration attorney navigates the USPTO process and avoids costly mistakes. Here’s why hiring a trademark attorney increases your chances of a successful registration.