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What happens if someone uses my trademark?
If you believe someone is infringing on your mark, an attorney will first send a cease and desist letter on your behalf, demanding the other user to stop using your mark. If that's unsuccessful, you can file a lawsuit (most likely in federal court) to stop the use.
Can I trademark a name if someone else is using it?
For this reason, you can't file to register a trademark that someone else is already using if they used the trademark first. However, if someone else is using your trademark, or you used the mark first, you may be able to contest the trademark.
What happens when you trademark?
Trademark law, which prevents confusion between certain goods or services by indicating the source of the trademark, also allows someone to recover a domain name containing their trademark. Names of people and companies, business logos and symbols, and particular sounds can all be trademarked.
How do you stop a trademark infringement?
Understanding trademarks.
Do your homework.
Hire a trademark lawyer.
It's not too late to avoid trademark infringement.
It's more than just a name.
Don't make assumptions.
Trademark protection in a nutshell.
How do you know if you are infringing on a trademark?
STRENGTH OF THE SENIOR MARK.
RELATEDNESS OF THE PRODUCTS.
SIMILARITY OF THE MARKS.
EVIDENCE OF ACTUAL CONFUSION.
MARKETING CHANNELS USED.
LIKELY DEGREE OF PURCHASER CARE.
THE INTENT OF DEFENDANT IN SELECTING THE MARK.
LIKELIHOOD OF EXPANSION OF THE PRODUCT LINES.
Can I use a word that is trademarked?
A trademark does not mean, however, that no one else can use your word, phrase, or symbol in connection with any and all goods and services. It means only that somebody else can't use a similar trademark with similar goods or services.
Can a word be copyrighted?
No, copyright protection does not exist for single words or even short phrases: see this. A word can be protected, in a certain context, by trademark. There are currently 45 “classes" for trademark protection.
What do you do if someone is using your logo?
The answer is likely no. First, this isn't a copyright issue because you can't copyright a logo. You can get a trademark, service mark, and maybe even a design patent on some manifestations of a logo, but not copyright. If you haven't trademarked a logo then you cannot prevent someone else from using it.
What happens if I use a trademarked name?
A business name generally can be protected as a trademark under federal and state trademark law. As a general rule, if someone in a similar field to yours is already using a particular business or organization name, you should not use it, nor should you use a name that would be confusingly similar.
Can someone use a trademarked name?
The short answer is that you can use a trademark belonging to another person or company if you use the mark for: informational or editorial purposes to identify specific products and services, or. if your use is part of an accurate comparative product statement.
Can there be two trademarks with the same name?
Yes, you can trademark the same word mark as another company in different industry. Thus, two different companies can have the same trademark, even for services within the same class, so long as consumers are not likely to be confused about the origin of the goods.
How do you defend a trademark?
Do Your Homework. The USPTO won't register your trademark if there is a likelihood of confusion" with another registered trademark.
Prepare and File a Trademark Application.
Respond Promptly to Office Actions or Oppositions.
Monitor Your Trademark.
Maintain Your Trademark.
Why would you need to protect your trademark?
Trademarks are also used as a way of protecting consumers. To maintain a good reputation, trademarked companies will often work harder to provide quality services and products. Trademarks provide protection for both businesses and consumers, making them an important part of running a successful company.
What happens if you don't protect your trademark?
Businesses cannot be satisfied with the certificate from the USPTO. Without protective measures, a mark can lose meaning and face cancellation. On the other hand, thorough protection of branding and effective market permeation can actually lead to so-called generic.
How could a brand lose its trademark?
You can lose a trademark in a variety of ways. You can lose a mark through abandonment. A mark will be considered abandoned if you stop using it for three consecutive years, and you have no intent to resume its use. You can also lose a mark through improper licensing or improper assignment.
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