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Trademark : legal care for your business & product name

Elias, Stephen. (Author). Stim, Richard, (author.).

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  • ISBN: 9781413319521 (pbk.)
  • ISBN: 1413319521 (pbk.)
  • ISBN: 9781413319538 (epub ebook)
  • Physical Description: print
    450 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
  • Edition: 10th edition.
  • Publisher: Berkeley, California : Nolo, [2013]

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General Note:
Includes index.
Bibliography, etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note: A trademark primer -- Trademarks, domain names, and the Internet -- How to choose a good name for your business, product, or service -- Trademark searches : what they are and why you should do one -- How to do your own trademark search -- How to evaluate the results of your trademark search -- Federal trademark registration -- How to use and care for your trademark -- Evaluating trademark strength -- Sorting out trademark disputes -- If someone infringes your mark -- If someone claims that you infringed a trademark -- International trademark protection -- Help beyond this book.
Subject: Trademarks Law and legislation United States Popular works
Business names Law and legislation United States Popular works
Genre: Law for laypersons.

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Trademark : Legal Care for Your Business and Product Name
Trademark : Legal Care for Your Business and Product Name
by Elias, Stephen; Stim, Richard
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Trademark : Legal Care for Your Business and Product Name

SectionSection DescriptionPage Number
Q 20 Frequently Asked Trademark Questionsp. 1
I Your Legal Companion for Trademarksp. 9
    What's New Since the Last Edition?p. 10
1A Trademark Primerp. 17
    Trademarks and Trademark Lawp. 19
    Basic Principles of Trademark Lawp. 25
    The Role of Federal Registration in Protecting Trademarksp. 33
    Not All Business Names Are Trademarksp. 37
    Trade Name Formalitiesp. 38
    Trade Dress and Product Designsp. 44
    Sources of Trademark Lawp. 49
    The Difference Between Trademark and Copyrightp. 52
    The Difference Between Trademark and Patentp. 53
2Trademark, Domain Names, and the Internetp. 55
    How to Clear and Register Domain Namesp. 56
    What to Do If the Domain Name. You Want Is Already Registeredp. 61
    Domain Names and Trademarksp. 63
    Other Trademark Issues in Cyberspacep. 66
3How to Choose a Good Name for Your Business, Product, or Servicep. 71
    Anatomy of a Product or Service Name Trademarkp. 74
    Distinctive Names Make Legally Strong Trademarksp. 75
    How Trademark Law Treats Marks With Common Termsp. 76
    What Makes a Distinctive Trademark a Legally Strong Trademark?p. 79
    Guidelines for Making a Mark Distinctivep. 80
    Marketing Considerations When Choosing a Name Markp. 90
4Trademark Searches-What They Are and Why You Should Do Onep. 97
    What Is a Trademark Search?p. 98
    Why Do a Trademark Search?p. 98
    What Resources Are Used in a Trademark Search?p. 99
    Where Are Trademark Search Resources Located?p. 99
    Different Levels of Trademark Searches-What They Are; When They're Appropriatep. 102
    Planning Your Trademark Searchp. 106
    Using a Professional Search Servicep. 111
    Using a Patent and Trademark Depository Library to Do Your Own Searchp. 115
    Does Your Failure to Search Mean You Acted in Bad Faith?p. 116
5How to Do Your Own Trademark Searchp. 117
    Meet TESS-The Trademark Electronic Search Systemp. 119
    Getting Started With TESSp. 120
    Understand the TESS Word and/or Design Mark Search (Structured)p. 123
    Trademark Searching With TESS: An Examplep. 132
    Understanding the Results of Your Searchp. 137
    Searching for Designsp. 141
    Searching State-Registered Trademarks and Trade Namesp. 142
    Searching for Trade Names and Unregistered Marksp. 143
6How to Evaluate the Results of Your Trademark Searchp. 147
    What's Involved in Evaluating Trademark Search Results?p. 149
    What Is the Likelihood of Customer Confusion?p. 151
    An Overview of How Marks Are Evaluated for Their Potential to Cause Customer Confusionp. 154
    How Closely Related Are the Goods and Services?p. 156
    Do the Goods or Services Compete?p. 166
    How Similar Are the Marks?p. 166
    Additional Factorsp. 167
    Final Factorsp. 170
    How to Read a Trademark Search Reportp. 171
7Federal Trademark Registrationp. 181
    Brief Overview of Federal Registrationp. 184
    What Marks Qualify for Federal Registrationp. 185
    If You Haven't Started Using Your Mark, Should You File an Intent-to-Use Application?p. 190
    What Examples of Your Mark Will You Submit With Your Application?p. 193
    What International Class Is the Best Fit for Your Product or Service?p. 199
    Deciding How Many Marks You Want to Registerp. 201
    Applying for Registration Onlinep. 202
    If You Are Filing by Mailp. 223
    What Happens Next?p. 224
    Communicating With the PTOp. 225
    If the Examiner Issues a Rejection Letterp. 227
    Follow-Up Activity Required for Intent-to-Use Applicationsp. 233
    Follow-Up Activity Required After Registrationp. 237
8How to Use and Care for Your Trademarkp. 239
    Use of the Trademark Registration ® Symbolp. 240
    Use of the TM or SM Symbol for Unregistered Trademarksp. 242
    File Your Section 8 and 15 Declarationsp. 242
    File Your Section 8 Declaration and Section 9 Application for Renewalp. 246
    Use It or Risk Losing Itp. 247
    Maintain Tight Control of Your Markp. 248
    Use the Mark Properly-Avoid Genericidep. 250
    Transferring Ownership of a Trademarkp. 251
9Evaluating Trademark Strengthp. 255
    A Brief Review of What Makes a Strong Markp. 256
    For Marks Consisting of Words, Identify the Distinctive Part of the Markp. 257
    Assess the Legal Strength of the Trademark Aspect of Your Word Markp. 258
10Sorting Out Trademark Disputesp. 281
    Trademark Infringementp. 284
    Determining Priority in an Infringement Disputep. 296
    Dilutionp. 308
    Cybersquattingp. 315
11If Someone Infringes Your Markp. 323
    What Litigation Costsp. 324
    How Much Is Your Mark Really Worth to You?p. 324
    Negotiate-Don't Litigatep. 328
    How to Handle an Infringerp. 331
12If Someone Claims That You Infringed a Trademarkp. 343
    What the Complaining Party Can Do to Youp. 344
    Steps You Should Takep. 345
13International Trademark Protectionp. 349
    Where Will You Seek Protection?p. 351
    How Will You Register Abroad?p. 354
14Help Beyond This Bookp. 357
    Nolo: Your One-Stop Trademark Resourcep. 358
    Finding Trademark Laws and Information on the Internetp. 359
    Doing Your Own Research in a Law Libraryp. 360
    Finding a Lawyerp. 362
Appendixes
AInternational Classifications of Goods and Servicesp. 367
BGlossary of Termsp. 393
CSelected Pages From Thomson CompuMark Trademark Research Reportp. 403
Indexp. 425
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