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What is a Trademark?

A trademark is any word, symbol, design, device, logo or slogan that identifies and distinguishes one product ...
- Site: intellectualpropertylawfirms.com
How To Register Your Blog Name As a Trademark

Explanation for filing a federal trademark application for blog name....
- Site: technologylawyers.com
How to Register Your Software App Name as a Trademark

Before you register the name of your application or software program, you should consider two preliminary issu...
- Site: nolo.com
How to Do a Trademark Search

Doing a trademark search is important because you need to determine whether another business is already using ...
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Why You Need to Conduct a Trademark Search

If you have an exciting new name you'd like to use for your goods or services, you should conduct a trademark ...
- By: David Badanes
- Site: intellectualpropertylawfirms.com

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Is it infringement if someone buys a URL with my company's trademark?

I have trademarked my business name,
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How do we end a common law marriage?

My ex and I separated four years ago, but had a registered common law marriage. My current boyfriend and I, wi...
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My friend borrowed my truck -- must I pay the ticket?

I received a notice from a collection agency informing me of a debt to the tune of $95. This was the result of...
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