Articles, tagged with "patent and trademark office", page 6

Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights—Protecting the Rights of Creative Minds

Patents, trademarks, and copyrights laws were created to promote innovations and progress while protecting the rights of artists, inventors, and designers who have dedicated their time and effort to create original works. According to the US Patent and... Read >
Author: Mesriani Law Group

Function of Trade Mark Lawyer:

An attorney who deals with trade mark issues is addressed as Trademark lawyer. A trademark is a specific sign used by business establishments or some other legal entity to differentiate its products or services to consumers. Trademark infringement is a cr... Read >
Author: Monique Peterson

Function of Trade Mark Attorney:

A Trademark attorney is one who specializes in managing with trade mark issues. A trademark is a special sign utilized by business establishments or other legal entity to differentiate its products or services to customers. Trademark infringement is a cri... Read >
Author: Monique Peterson

Natural Cellulite Remedies - Ingredients in U.S. Patent 7,476,392

Patent Background Cellulite removal methods using herbs and their principle ingredients are often patented. One of the most recent patents is #7,476,392, "Pharmaceutical and/or cosmetic compositions for the treatment of localised adiposities and cellul... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Natural Cellulite Remedies – Ingredients in U.S. Patent 7,476,392

Patent Background Cellulite removal methods using herbs and their principle ingredients are often patented. One of the most recent patents is #7,476,392, "Pharmaceutical and/or cosmetic compositions for the treatment of localised adiposities and cellul... Read >
Author: Dr. Dennis Clark, PhD

copyright infringement cases

A U.S. patent is necessary to protect your rights if you have invented a unique product or come up with a new idea. A patent grants property rights to an inventor, and is issued by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The purpose of filing a patent is to... Read >
Author: romeoicq

patent trademark copyright

You're a small business owner with a hot new product or service and you're deciding what to name it. Perhaps you've even hired a graphic designer to create a flashy logo to go with it. You may have ruled out trademark registration as too expensive or even... Read >
Author: romeoicq

Protect Invention

How do you establish an effective brand? Branding--creating a distinctive corporate identity for your business--is critical to your success as an entrepreneur. You can, and must, use the process of setting up and managing your business entities to establi... Read >
Author: romeoicq

Trademark Law includes more than just words.

Most businesses do not know that Trademark Law can also extend to colors, smells, sounds, the shape of a bottle, font styles, and the interior design of a restaurant. When most businesses think of Trademarks, they think of words like Microsoft®, McDonald... Read >
Author: sbbarca

Protecting Intellectual Property

Intellectual property (IP) is any artistic works, innovation, name sign, symbol, design or logo that is used commercially. These are protected by trademarks, patents, copyrights and trade secrets. Such protections are vital in the area of business beca... Read >
Author: Mesriani Law Group

Pro V GONE

Titleist Pro V1 was one of the best selling balls for a number of years. The ball was used by many professionals including; Padraig Harrington, Vijay Singh, Lee Westwood, David Love III and Jose Maria Olazabal. The Pro V1 was one of the top selling balls ... Read >
Author: Sarfaraz Khan

Intellectual Property: Ownership of Creation

Intellectual property is a field that envelops the products of the mind including symbols, names, literary and artistic works, inventions, designs, and images that are used in commerce. It is defined as the general name given which covers rights in tradem... Read >
Author: Mesriani Law Group

Protecting Intellectual Property

Every business needs to protect its financial assets as well as its inventions, commercial designs, images and signs, creative works, and the product and business name itself. The business also needs to protect its intellectual property (IP) because such ... Read >
Author: Mesriani Law Group

Why Is a Trademark Important?

Most business owners do not give a second thought about their trademark. Whether it is a small town bakery or a self-employed handyman, most business owners go on their merry way, completely unconcerned about owning their own trademark. Sometimes this ... Read >
Author: Nathan Moore

Trademark Best Practices: Getting It Right the First Time

On the surface, registering a trademark seems like a rather straightforward process. You have an original name, slogan or logo, pay the fee, and voila! You are registered.   Well, not exactly. Being "original", insofar as the Lanham Act and the Uni... Read >
Author: Nathan Moore

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