Here is a partial list of acronyms and abbreviations used by the USPTO when it comes to trademark filings and systems. One more reason that someone doing a trademark filing on their own, without experienced counsel, is going to face a very challenging and time-consuming...
Read MoreTrademark cases can be very complex… trying to solve one without experienced counsel is likely to be very puzzling. There are many complexities involved in such cases, including: deadlines, pleadings, discovery, depositions, hearing, testimony, rules, precedent, procedures, evidence, final briefs, motions, and more. More trademark...
Read MoreA registered trademark is a megaphone for a brand, announcing it more loudly and prominently to consumers. More Peltonisms® at https://www.erikpelton.com/resources/peltonisms/
Read MoreBy Erik M. Pelton & Associates® – The Nontraditional Trademark Lawyers® Some big changes occurred in the world of trademark in 2019. Listen to this podcast where Erik reveals some of the important changes and shares his predictions for 2020.
Read MoreTPAC (Trademark Public Advisory Committee) recently released its annual report from the last Fiscal Year. The full report can be found at https://www.uspto.gov/sites/default/files/documents/TPAC_2019_Annual_Report.pdf Here is a summary of what I believe to bey the key items in the report, along with a few commentss: “Trademark application...
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