Category: Trademark Attorneys

The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board rejected MOTT’S as a trademark for certain goods, finding it was primarily merely a surname. Here’s what the ruling means for brand names.

Twisted Sister pursued legal action against a company using its name and image without authorization. Here’s what the band’s trademark enforcement action reveals about celebrity marks.

Apple prevailed in a trademark infringement lawsuit over its iBooks brand name. Here’s what the court decided and what the ruling means for technology company trademark rights.

The Madrid Protocol simplifies international trademark registration through a single application filing process. Here’s how it works and when brand owners should use it.

LegalZoom’s trademark clearance services lack the legal analysis that a licensed attorney provides. Here’s why trademark clearance requires a real lawyer and what can go wrong otherwise.

Trademark lawyers provide expertise that DIY filing services can’t match, from clearance searches to office action responses. Here’s what a trademark lawyer does and why it matters.

Trademark registration with the USPTO gives brand owners legal advantages including nationwide priority and the right to sue in federal court. Here’s a full breakdown of the benefits.

Trademarking a business name requires a clearance search, USPTO application, and prosecution process. Here’s a step-by-step guide to getting trademark protection for your business name.

Microsoft’s attempt to trademark Killer Instinct was denied by the USPTO. Here’s what the rejection reveals about trademarking well-known titles in the video game industry.

The Marley family reached a settlement in a trademark infringement lawsuit over unauthorized use of Bob Marley’s name and likeness. Here’s what the settlement involved.