Trademark opposition proceedings are crucial in the United States. They happen after you apply for a trademark with the USPTO. You might wait around 3-4 months for your application to move forward. Then, your trademark is published, and others have 30 days to oppose it. Knowing how to deal with trademark opposition is critical. During…
Registering your trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) grants trademark rights across the entire United States. It includes registration in the public trademark database, allowing the ® symbol’s use. With federal registration, you can typically rely on your rights as your business expands nationwide. Securing federal registration protects your intellectual property…
Understanding trademark law is crucial when protecting your brand. The USPTO highly recommends hiring a U.S.-licensed attorney for overseas trademark applicants. Such attorneys are experts in trademark law. They provide customized legal advice, help with application processes, and handle USPTO objections. Their knowledge greatly improves your trademark’s chances of success and defense in court. A…
Registering a federal trademark in the U.S. involves several steps. Each step comes with its own costs. The first step is applying, which costs differ based on your filing option and how many classes you list. You can choose TEAS Plus, which costs $250 per class, or TEAS Standard at $350 per class. What you…
Protecting your brand is key. It means creating a unique identity tied to your reputation, image, and feelings. A federal trademark sets your goods or services apart. It also protects you across the nation from anyone who might use your mark without permission. Choosing to register your trademark with the USPTO is a smart move….
