Once you have registered your trademark with USPTO, it becomes important to keep a watchful eye on the latest filed trademark application to prevent others from using similar words, logos, or designs. The frequent monitoring of trademarks in industries is called trademark monitoring. Trademark monitoring in US helps in identifying potential infringers. Besides, trademark monitoring[…]
Generally, if you run a USA trademark search using the USPTO website and no results appeared, your desired trademark is good to be used. This is a common notion held by clients. However, this practice is not foolproof. A mere absence of an exact hit for the desired trademark does not ensure that the particular[…]
After trademarking motions and sounds, it is now time for scents or smell marks to get a unique trademark of their own. YES! While it sounds amazing to trademark a unique smell, the process is much more complicated. Let us see what olfactory marks are, why they are beneficial, and how to register them. Let[…]
I am sure you have eaten at McDonalds at least once in your life or maybe just took a happy meal and ate at your comfort place. But have you ever wondered about the McDonalds’ classic “I’m Lovin it” sound? YES, that is an example of sound mark. Can Sound Be A Trademark? If you[…]
Table of Contents Introduction to Cybersquatting What is Cybersquatting and its examples? Cybersquatting Examples When Is Cybersquatting Illegal? What Are The Types of Cybersquatting? How Can You Take Action Against Cybersquatting? Introduction to Cybersquatting The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) dealt with 3,400 cases of cybersquatting between January and October 2020. The incidents of cybersquatting[…]
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