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Trademark Domain Name Like Hotels.com – Smart?

Early Internet marketers disseminated misinformation leaving many Internet businesses with weak or no brand protection.  Marketers in their quest to secure easy search rankings, as well as domain resellers seeking to drive up prices, failed to communicate this important message: A generic term will never be a trademark or brand for the product or service being sold.

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Three Ways to File a USPTO Trademark

There are three doors to file a USPTO trademark application. Whether you file on your own or hire a trademark attorney, it’s helpful to understand the three common ways to file your USPTO trademark, and the procedures used by the Trademark Office to decide if your UPSTO trademark application will be approved. The three ways include the Intent to Use Trademark Application, the Actual Use application, and for foreign applicants, to file using an existing foreign trademark application or registration as the basis for a USPTO trademark.  The Intent to Use Trademark requires a second step, namely to file a Statement of Use Trademark.

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Trademark Band Name: Loud Trax & Hodgson Legal

Former members of BLACK FLAG were in a fight over rights to the name and famous logo when a second group called FLAG began touring using the logo. It’s a common problem that can be avoided. A few years ago, the founders of the largest Mexican group in America were jailed in Mexico for two months for attempting to perform in Mexico under their own name.

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