Trademark application for plastic products blocked by similar paper product trademark. IN RE ELKAY PLASTICS
Category: Trademark Law
Trademark Law
Trademark application for plastic products blocked by similar paper product trademark. IN RE ELKAY PLASTICS
Section 2(d) of the Lanham Act provides that the United States Patent and Trademark Office may refuse to register a trademark if it so resembles a prior used or registered mark “as to be likely,
Rocker switch design refused registration as a trademark. IN RE CARLING
A trademark is traditionally thought of as a word, phrase or symbol that a manufacturer places on their products. However, just about anything that signals to consumers the identity of the company that produced a
Toy retailer denied trademark registration for red oval. MELISSA & DOUG
The value and strength of a trademark is measured by the the association consumer make between products branded with the trademark and the company which produced the products. Trademark law only offers protection to distinctive
Trademark for frozen alcohol treats canceled for abandonment. BOOZE POPS v. INDIGO ICE
A trademark is something that a producer of a product uses to distinguish its products from competitors. Trademark holders are granted the right to exclude others from placing the trademark on products not produced by the
Landlord of counterfeit watch seller found liable for contributory trademark infringement. OMEGA v. 375 CANAL
United States trademark law grants the owner of a trademark the right to exclude others from using the trademark in a way that is likely to cause consumer confusion. Trademark infringement is the unauthorized use of
Trademark for disinfectant wipes denied because confusingly similar. IN RE TRIP WIPES
A trademark is a word, phrase or symbol that indicates the identity of a product seller to consumers. In the United States, when a company begins branding products that it sells with a trademark, the
Trademark application denied for WORST MOVIE EVER! IN RE MORIARTY
A trademark is something that consumers associate with the manufacturer of a product. Traditionally a trademark is thought of as a symbol, word or phrase, but anything that signals to consumers the identity of the
Does trademark fair use allow a login screen to be copied? PNC v. PLAID
Trademark infringement is when someone, other than the owner of a trademark, uses a trademark in a way that causes consumers to be confused about the identity of the producer of a product. Clearly, if
BREW SCIENCE deemed too descriptive for trademark protection. IN RE COLES
A trademark is something that a manufacturer uses to signal to consumers that the manufacturer is the source of a product. A trademark is traditionally a symbol, word or phrase, but a trademark can also
Does the market you choose to sell your products limit your right to a trademark? EXCELLED v. OREGON BREWING
A trademark is something that consumers associate with the manufacturer of a product. Traditionally a trademark is thought of as a symbol, word or phrase, but anything that signals to consumers the identity of the