Sending a Cease and Desist Letter for Trademark Infringement

Welcome to Trademark Law Radio, a top web resource on issues of trademark infringement, trademark licensing, trademark protection, and trademark registration.

Welcome to Trademark Law Radio.  My name is Attorney Enrico Schaefer, and I specialize in trademark infringement, trademark cease and desist letters, trademark protection, and trademark registration.  Today, we are going to be talking about cease and desist letters for trademark infringement.

Trademark Registration Is Only One Part of Brand Protection

Trademark registration is an important part of brand protection, but hiring the best trademark registration attorney you can find is only part of the equation.  Your trademark and brand value is determined by numerous factors.  Of critical importance is the notion of trademark goodwill; how customers feel about your trademark protected brand.

Trademark a Logo to Protect Your Logo Design from Trademark Infringement

Welcome to Trademark Law Radio, a top web resource on issues of trademark infringement, trademark licensing, trademark protection, and trademark registration.

Clients often ask how to trademark a logo and how a logo trademark is different from other types of trademark registration.  In this trademark law interview, Internet Law and Trademark Attorney Enrico Schaefer talks about the importance of having a solid logo design and incorporate it into your brand protection.  Trademark registration is always important, but registering your logo as a trademark is too often overlooked by small business and large business interests alike. 

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With: Enrico Schaefer

Sponsored by: Traverse Trademark Law

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Where to File a Trademark Application for Registration

Welcome to Trademark Law Radio, a top web resource on issues of trademark infringement, trademark licensing, trademark protection, and trademark registration.

This is Brian Hall, a trademark attorney with Traverse Legal, PLC, a trademark law firm that represents trademark applicants throughout the world.  Today, I will be answering the question:  Where to file a trademark application for registration.  This is a common question I receive from prospective clients, and those that already have a trademark rights, but further want to protect them via a trademark registration. 

Trademark Infringement Bully Chick-fil-A Sends Cease and Desist Letter

Just because you have a registered trademark, doesn't mean you can send a trademark infringement threat letter to everyone.

Here is a classic case of trademark bullying where someone with a trademark registration sends an  unfounded trademarkinfringement cease and desist letter to "the little guy" and tries to broaden its trademark rights beyond what is allowed by law.

Do I need a Trademark Availability Assessment or Clearance Prior to Trademark Registration?

Welcome to Trademark Law Radio, a top web resource on issues of trademark infringement, trademark licensing, trademark protection, and trademark registration.

This is Brian Hall, a trademark attorney with Traverse Legal, PLC, a trademark law firm that helps clients secure trademark registrations in the United States and throughout the world.  Today, I will be answering the question:  Do I need a trademark availability assessment or clearance prior to trademark registration?  

The short answer to this question is yes.  While it is not absolutely required, it is something that I always recommend to clients.  And there are really two reasons why anybody looking to protect their trademark via a trademark registration should start with an availability assessment, also sometimes called a trademark clearance. 

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With: Brian A. Hall

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