The answer: it depends. Seriously. First off, it is always better to file sooner rather than later, because some rights occur when the application is filed with the USPTO. The amount of time it takes to complete the application process is not nearly as important...
Read MoreRegardless of the outcome of the 2017 World Series, both the Astros and the Dodgers will reap a lot of money based on their participation. I’m sure there is an uptick in jersey and merchandise sales, and in ticket sales for next season. Both teams...
Read MoreHannah speaks with Erik Pelton of Erik M. Pelton and Associates in Virginia. They discuss tips from his time as a trademark examiner, some unique aspects of his practice, and the value of mentoring young attorneys.
Read MoreTonight, the Houston Astros visit the Los Angeles Dodgers for Game 1 of the World Series®. There will be many brands – and many trademarks – on display. In addition to the obvious team logos, there are mascots, players, stadiums, hot dog names, and more...
Read MoreToday I filed to amend a description of services for a client with the USPTO. The trademark in question is STRATEGIC SIMPLICITY (this information is all in the public records). The ID we filed with the application originally was: business consulting, management consulting. The USPTO was unhappy...
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