Trademark Lawyer
IP Legal Services trademark lawyer has conducted analytical and comprehensive registrability
searches for trademarks and/or service marks using the US trademark offices Trademark Electronic Search System (TESS) and the World Intellectual Property Office database, i.e., Romarin and Madrid Express for registered trademarks and pending trademarks.
The trademark search strategy includes searching for trademarks and service marks that sound alike, are similar or confusingly similar to registered marks, foreign translations, phrases, etc. Also, the trademark lawyer at IP Legal Services perform focused trademark searches based on the class of goods or services that a trademark applicant intends to use the trademark for. The firms trademark attorney evaluates the trademark search results in detail, if required, to determine whether there is a likelihood of confusion with the use of clients/applicants trademark of a product placed in interstate commerce and provides a legal opinion on the registrability of the trademark, trademark lawyer or service mark.
Our firm provides our clients with a trademark questionnaire to be filled out by the trademark applicant. This trademark questionnaire is a one-time request for all information that the trademark lawyer attorney requires for the preparation and filing of the trademark application. Once the trademark search is completed, the results are sent to the trademark applicant usually within 1-3 business days.
The mark may include standard characters and/or design elements or have a stylized or a specialized drawing format. In order to initiate a trademark search, trademark lawyer only the answered questionnaire that the firm provides is required by the attorney. Also required is a high resolution digital image of the trademark or service mark as used in commerce or that is intended to be used in commerce and a description of the class of goods or services the trademark or service mark is intended to be associated with.
Trademark
A trademark may be a name, a word, a phrase, a sign, a symbol, logo, design, image, or a combination of these elements that distinguishes your product or service from that of your competitors. A trademark identifies the source or origin of goods or services and distinguishes it from a competitor's product or services.
More than one trademark may be used to identify the origin or source of goods or services. For example, Coca-Cola, Coke and It's the Real Thing are registered trademarks of the Coca Cola Company and are used to identify the Coca Cola beverage.
A trademark represents the goodwill of a product or service. The owner of the trademark has a right to prevent others from using the same or a confusingly similar work for that class of goods or services.
service mark
When a trademark is used in association with services of a product and not goods, the mark is a service mark.
For more details on trademarks see our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) of Trademarks.
For trademark assistance contact our managing trademark attorney Ash Tankha or fill out the trademark application at Trademarks Application
Contact:
IP Legal Services,
36 Greenleigh Drive, Sewell,
NJ 08080,USA
http://www.ipprocurement.com
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