Trademark

What is A Trademark?

Trademark refers to any legal visual element that signifies exclusive ownership.

A trademark exclusively identifies a product or brand as belonging to a particular party and recognizes that party’s ownership of the product or brand. Trademarks are considered Intellectual Property and can be any word, phrase, symbol, design, or combination that distinguishes one another.

Why do you need trademark registration?

A trademark legally protect you against counterfeiting and fraud.

Registered trademarks minimize the likelihood of confusion with an existing one. Other brands, businesses, or other parties cannot use elements that look or sound similar or have a similar meaning to the one you’ve registered.

Benefits of Registering Trademarks

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Trademark owners have exclusive rights granted to use that mark in connection with specific goods or services. This exclusivity prevents others from using a confusingly similar mark in a way that could create confusion among consumers regarding the source of the products or services.

Identification

Registered trademarks are easy to find in a trademark availability search, which would prevent or discourage other parties from using similar marks.

Ownership

Provides nationwide notice of ownership mark as of the registration date, thus preventing potential uses of the mark by other parties behind the claims of ‘good faith’.

Protection

Serves as evidence of the validity and exclusive ownership of the mark for the goods and services listed in the registration, with heightened protection after five years and the possibility of becoming ‘incontestable’, which can help not only in court proceedings but perhaps more importantly in quickly convincing others to cease using a mark without the need to go to court.

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