Sentences with phrase «even trademarked the name»

On June 13, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) published the names of those who have applied for a new top level domain the ending of which may be geographic, such as «munich», industry identification such as «insurance» and even all trademark names and company descriptions such as «canon» and «adidas».

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Even if you do not hire a naming company, Contis suggests hiring trademark help, since nothing will deflate an exciting startup like a cease - and - desist letter.

If your company sells on the Web or even has a bare - bones Web presence, you should consider trademarking your corporate names and symbols in other countries.

Still, all of this means the U.S. burger chain might not even really have to win in court against Down N» Out to succeed at its larger goal: demonstrating from a legal perspective that they're aggressive in protecting their name and other trademarks, which makes the marks themselves stronger.

Popular sports journalists like Peter King and Christine Brennan stopped using the name in print and former players, NFL referees and even President Obama spoke out against the name while Native American activist Suzan Harjo led a case that resulted in the U.S. Patent Office removing the trademark from the name, deeming it disparaging.

Arsene needs to inspire his boys even when they are behind... his shivering on the bench doesn't help matters... Inspiring a team is a major trademark or attribute of top managers... like Simone, Ferguson, Mourinho just name them..

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According to their suit, they don't even own the domain AshleyMadsionbio.com and have had the infamous «Ashley Madison» name trademarked since 2002 whereas Myrick only adopted the moniker as a «stage name» in 2005.

Another astute observation, as Burns even has his own photo effect named for his trademark zooming.

Our first two issues appeared under the moniker Education Matters, a title to which a consulting firm took exception, even though it had never registered the name as a trademark.

England is the birthplace of the shooting brake, which why it has an ancient - sounding name (it may even sound cooler than than Longroof Coupe — we're trademarking that later), and one of the most...

There's also the chance that the trademarked names could simply just be VW's way of making sure that no other automaker uses them, even if it also has no plans to.

Given the fact that BMW has already trademarked the 850, 860, M850 and M8 model names and the fact that the 2 - Door coupe market is barely alive, lowers the chances for a new 6 Series Coupe even more.

Or should it include products that self - describe as being «lush», the generic english word rather than the trademark, but I guess not any products that include «lush» in their name because they are infringing on the trademark (even if the name is a phrase that happens to contain the english word «lush»)?

They even register those names as trademarks.

They have even trademarked «The Monthly Dividend Company» as part of their name.

They've set out to get a trademark for the name, which would seem to indicate that they have plans for even more Neo Geo titles on the way.

Trademarking the name again in 2013 means that the company could be developing something new for the handheld platforms or maybe even the next gen platforms.

Skee - Ball is a registered trademark that the Iconfactory didn't license (Freeverse did), so the Iconfactory couldn't call theirs by that name, make the game look anything like it, or even mention it anywhere in the description.

Melee, and even her own starring role in Super Princess Peach, though by then she required the use of a parasol named Parry to maintain her trademark hangtime.

Now I read that even if a piece is sold, the artist: 1) Isn't informed about shipping addresses; 2) Isn't assured that they have or will be paid; 3) Is responsible for paying the buyer's sales tax bill; 4) Presumably is required to forward sales tax funds to the buyer's state department of revenue; 5) Has money / time invested in shipping a parcel to a potential buyer who may or may not return the art a week later (like a toaster oven); 6) Has language like the following within their user agreement: royalty - free, sub-licensable through multiple tiers, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide right and license to use, reproduce, distribute, modify, translate, create derivative works from, publish, publicly perform and publicly display such User Content and any names, likenesses or trademarks depicted in such User Content, in any media now known or later developed, only for the purposes of developing, promoting and providing the Site.»

They are also experimenting with acetylated timber (more on Accoya here on TreeHugger) and are even making their own Brettstapel, a technique of building up solid wood panels that are held together with dowels, and have given it a clever name which I hope they trademarked, Dowellam.

You might not have to trademark your newborn's name, but even securing a Twitter handle or a URL can help keep your business yours.

A competing law firm can still buy keywords using your firm's name, even if any part of your branding is trademarked.

On the downside, as their name suggests, they focus only on serving businesses so there are no personal documents and they don't even offer trademark filings for companies.

Ms. Groom, who is co-chair of the firm's Intellectual Property and Technology Law Group, said a trademark would have been the proper way to protect the university's name and said even if the councillor had managed to obtain one — it's a more complex process than securing a copyright — it wouldn't supersede the ones the university registered in 2003.

It can be protected as a trademark, but it would almost certainly be allowed as nominative fair use, since the alternative of indirect descriptive reference («the grocery store founded in 1930 by George W. Jenkins») is not only cumbersome, but it doesn't even answer the question, where only the name can be used.

She also has extensive experience in the enforcement of Internet and domain names, through the implementation of strategies ranging from cease and desist letters, Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) complaints, individual website complaint procedures and even trademark litigation under the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA).

Matching may be the test for securing a domain name, or even a company name in many states, but it's not the test for trademark infringement.

Choosing a name that is too similar to a competitor could lead to a cease and desist letter, and even a trademark infringement lawsuit.

It was Brad's expressed intention that no one use the name Sublime in any group that did not include him, and Brad even registered the trademark «Sublime» under his own name.»

If the trademark holder of the name Voldemort succeeded in persuading a court that the mark met the jurisdiction's standard for a famous mark, then you could not use the name even for your software development tool.

EU domain name even if the owner of the corresponding trademark in the U.S. does not have a European trademark registration, or a physical presence or licensee in Europe...» Heinze has more on the European Union's so - called «sunrise period» here.

The use of general descriptive names, trade names, trademarks, etc., in this publication, even if not specifically identified, does not imply that these names are not protected by the relevant laws and regulations.

We have brand names, trademarks, jingles, mottos, taglines and even monikers for serial killers like Jack the Ripper.