trademark infringement

What Is Infringement?When you use someone else’s trademark without their permission to sell or advertise their products (or similar products or services) by creating the impression you are that party or have authorization from them to use their brand, all indicate trademark infringement. If all you do is...

What Constitutes Infringement?You first want to determine whether you can make a case for infringement on your trademark. You will need to determine several factors: Are the trademarks the same?Are they in the same country?Are the geographical areas of protection the same? Should any of your answers...

Trademark infringement occurs when the exclusive rights of a trademark owner are breached by another party's unauthorized use of a mark that is identical or significantly similar to the registered trademark. This infringement can occur on various goods and services, particularly those that compete with or are related to the...

Navigating the world of intellectual property can be complex, especially when it comes to trademark infringement. Whether you’re a small business owner or a seasoned entrepreneur, understanding the financial implications of a trademark lawsuit is crucial. Effective trademark registration provides a solid defense against potential disputes and can help...