Beverage makers battle over WAVE as a trademark. OCEAN SPRAY v. WEDGE WATER
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Beverage makers battle over WAVE as a trademark. OCEAN SPRAY v. WEDGE WATER
A trademark is something that a seller uses to brand goods to tell consumers that the trademark owner is the seller of the products. Traditionally a trademark is though of as a word, short phrase
Caffeinated beverage companies battle over RISE trademark. RISE BREWING v. PEPSICO
A trademark can be registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office to strengthen the rights associated with a trademark, however registration is not required to begin using a trademark to brand products. Obtaining
Jesters battle over the right to use “Fool” as a trademark. MOTLEY FOOL v. CRYPTO FOOLS
Anything used to signal the identity of the producer of a product from competitor's products can be eligible for trademark protection. A trademark can be registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office to
Trademark registration opposed because punctuation was only difference between marks. Massage Heights v. TruCore
A trademark is traditionally thought of as a word, phrase or symbol, but anything that a product seller uses to distinguish its products from competitor's products can be granted trademark protection. A trademark can be
Zoom Sues RingCentral For Trademark Infringement
Trademarks are valuable pieces of intellectual property. Companies expend significant sums to promote their trademarks to the public. The association a consumer makes between a trademark and a high quality product is an indicator of
Color coded system for dental adhesive can’t be trademarked because it is functional. SULZER MIXPAC v. AN TRADING
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
Retailer of kids football uniforms accused of infringing on POP WARNER trademark.
Trademark law is intended to protect consumers from being tricked into buying inferior quality goods. A trademark is something that a manufacturer uses to brand its products. Traditionally a trademark is considered a word phrase
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
Trademark dispute between drone maker and drone photographer. HOVERFLY v. HOVERFLY
A trademark is traditionally thought of as a word, phrase or symbol, but anything that a product seller uses to distinguish its products from competitor's products can be granted trademark protection. A trademark can be
Do you have to prove consumer confusion in a trademark counterfeiting case? ARCONA v. FARMACY
Trademark law is intended to protect consumers from being tricked into buying products from someone other than the trademark owner. A trademark is something that a seller uses to brand its products. Traditionally a trademark