In today’s super competitive marketplace, clients sometimes find it difficult to choose a trademark that does not encroach on someone’s established trademark turf. The client
Every day we are confronted with new acronyms, or more specifically internet abbreviations since many don’t exactly fall under the traditional definition of acronyms, like:
After a U.S patent application is filed, whether it is a provisional patent application or a nonprovisional patent application, the patent attorney is often confronted
We always encourage our clients to select the best possible trademarks for their products. In our intellectual property lawyer view, “best” means a mark that
Have you heard about the Madrid Protocol? Is it a new Covid-19 treatment? Is it the next Bond movie? Most know where “Madrid” is located
For most small business clients that seek a U.S. patent, commercial success in the United States alone is typically the goal. At the outset of
The ideal situation for a new product in a competitive marketplace is to keep the new product under wraps as long as possible, while seeking
We are often called upon to evaluate whether a proposed brand is available as a mark for our client’s goods or services. We consider such
According to the International Trademark Association, the U.S. auto industry alone could employ over 200,000 additional employees if it could put counterfeiters out of business.
“Our new Constitution is now established, and has an appearance that promises permanency; but in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except
