Oppositions to Trademark Registration - Fujitsu Faces Trademark Opposition From Apple Over iPad Trademark

What happens when a third-party files an opposition to your trademark registration?  Fujitsu, applicant for the iPad trademark, will now likely face a trademark opposition from Apple in front of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

How to Trademark: The Parody Doctrine - What is and What is not Fair Use

Parody and Satire may be covered under free speech, but what if someone was infringing on your registered trademark under the guise of parody?  What rights do trademark owners have to protect their interests and what are the guidelines of what is and isn't fair use under the Trademark Parody Doctrine?  Attorney Daniel Corbett discusses this topic at length.

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Trademark Threat Letters: 6 Reasons Why You Should Take Them Seriously and Why You Should Respond

Trademark attorney Enrico Schaefer discusses what you should do when you receive a trademark (often misspelled "trade mark) cease and desist letter.   Listen as he reviews 6 reasons why you should take trademark threat letters seriously, and what you should do when you receive a cease and desist demand.  A strong response to trademark infringement threat can save you from being sued later. Defending yourself from a claim is critical.

Learn how one trademark attorney uses trademark defenses, such as fair use, and other options to defend a trademark cease and desist letter.

If you are faced with a trademark infringement lawsuit, seek trademark registration, or believe that your trademark rights have been infringed, contact one of our expert trademark lawyers today at 866.936.7447.

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ANNOUNCER:  Today’s program is brought to you by the attorneys at Traverse Legal, PLC, a global law firm specializing in Internet law, Trademark infringement, Copyright Infringement, Cybersquatting, On-Line Defamation, Non-Compete & Trade Secret Law and Complex litigation.  If you have a legal matter arising on the web, contact one of Traverse Legal’s internet lawyers today.  Now here’s your host, Enrico Schaefer.

Estate of Philip K. Dick Prepares to Sue Google Over Nexus One Trademark

The London Times reports that the estate of sci-fi author Philip K. Dick intends to sue Google in a trademark infringement lawsuit over the use of Nexus One as a trademark for its new Android-based smartphone.  The trademark infringement lawsuit will allege, it has been reported, that Google's use of Nexus One infringes on a trademark held by Dick's estate for Nexus Six, the name of the androids in Dick's novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, which was later adapted into the sci-fi blockbuster Blade Runner.  If you are faced with a trademark infringement lawsuit, seek trademark registration, or believe that your trademark rights have been infringed, contact one of our expert trademark lawyers today for a free consultation at 866.936.7447.