A trademark identifies a specific brand of a product or service. It sets the brand apart from others and operates to eliminate the likelihood of confusion between competing products or services. A trademark can be a symbol, word, series of words or even a sound. Think of the apple with a bite taken out of… See the Full Article
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There are several different types of patents, and each type applies to a specific class of invention, has specific requirements for filing that type of patent application, and offers a specific duration of protection. Utility Patent Most patents that are applied for and granted are utility patents. Utility patents are granted for inventions that are… See the Full Article
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One of the ways that companies add to their brand recognition is by trademarking distinctive packaging for their products. Memorable packaging can crystallize your product and your brand in the mind of your customer. Whether it’s a shipping box spotted like an animal, a unique opening or closing feature of a package, or a stylized… See the Full Article
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A word, phrase, symbol or logo (i.e., a mark) that represents a good or service can be a form of intellectual property if it is used to identify, brand or distinguish the good or service as being provided by a particular business. When the mark represents or signifies a product or good, it is called… See the Full Article
Category: Trademark Protection