Trademark Law Radio – Free Resources
Below, find FREE “Trademark Law Radio” interviews of experienced trademark registration attorneys discussing common questions about the trademark registration process. If you are ready for a ‘no risk’ custom quote, fill out the form at the right, or call us toll-free 866-936-7447.
Why it is Important to Register Your Trademark in the Internet Age.
Registering your trademark with the United States Trademark Office has never been as important as it is today. Learn more here.
Wondering How to Trademark A Name in the United States?
Our Expert Trademark Attorneys Explains How to Get A Trademark Registered with the Trademark Office. This show also discusses the cost of registering a trade mark, the difference between trying to register a mark yourself, and hiring a trade mark registration attorney to assist you.
Protect Your Brand Name and Reputation by Registering Your Trademark.
If you don’t register your trademarks with the USPTO, your ability to stop competitors from infringing your marks will be severely limited. Learn how one company used a US trademark registration to create six-figures in value for its brand.
Responding to Office Actions from the USPTO Examining Attorney Requires Expert Help.
Filing trademark applications is easy. Filing them correctly is hard. And what happens when the USPTO Examining Attorney issues an Office Action requiring you to fight for your mark?
If Your Trademark Registration Requires Proof of Secondary Meaning, Would You Know What to Do?
Many descriptive brands and names must be filed as 2(f) applications, which require affirmative proof of ’secondary meaning’. Learn what is required to prove your descriptive brand name deserves trademark registration.
Avoid Fraud in the Trademark Application Process or Be Prepared to Lose Your Trademark.
When registering a trademark, it is critical to provide truthful and accurate information about such issues as first use in commerce, correct identification of the applicant, description of the goods and services, etc.
