Sentences with phrase «n't trademarked the name»

(However, it could not trademark the name.)

Well, it is pretty suspicious that a character that Nintendo hasn't used for a while (and hasn't trademarked the name of before) suddenly gets a registered trademark just a few months prior to the Smash Bros ballot results being revealed.

Not exact matches

The cancellation does not require the Redskins to stop using the name Redskins, says Paul Llewellyn, co-head of law firm Kaye Scholer's trademark, copyright, and false advertising group.

Note that your trademarks might include not only your name, but also a slogan, symbol, picture or logo.

But a business that hasn't applied for copyrights or patents, registered its trade name and trademark, or protected its trade secrets — and actively defended them — may have trouble making its case in court.

The trademark office will not register a domain name that does not also meet the requirements of being a trademark; a domain name by itself is considered merely an address.

However, if proper steps aren't taken to arrive at an available name, the risk of stepping on an existing trademark can be high.

Make sure to run your potential name through Internet searches and USPTO.gov trademark searches to confirm the name is not being used by other brands or businesses.

(Not too long afterward, Woolverton realized he'd made a grave error with his company's name — a corporation, Eden Foods, already held the trademark and he had to scrap everything, coming up with a new brand name — Halo Top — and designing a new logo.)

The protectable «leg of the stool» is the one most likely to leave the deepest scar if proper steps are not taken to find an available name and have it trademarked.

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.

You may also want to check in with your local chamber of commerce to see what names have been reserved, if not yet trademarked, or work with a lawyer.

«Don't just look at the first three pages; look at the first 25, so you're not missing anything,» says Shah, who discovered after five days of Googling, that the initial name for her clothing startup Vicaire was taken by an existing small business that hadn't bothered with trademarks — but could later on.

Corporate law firms offer trademark search services for a fee and will ensure that your chosen name isn't taken by businesses in similar industries or in an application that's currently pending approval.

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.

They have an e-book you can download too that actually has business names that you can either use, (in which case make sure it's available in your state and not trademarked like «Sew Special» might be) or at least have a bunch of names that can help your creative juices get going.

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Not every business name needs to be trademarked, as long as your state government gives you the go - ahead and you aren't infringing on anyone else's trade name.

But you should consider hiring a trademark attorney or at least a trademark search firm before to make sure your new name doesn't infringe on another business's trademark.

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The trademark did not deter other companies from using the name Tabasco in their products.

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You can not copyright a name; rather you should get a trademark on it.

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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..

Although Shults didn't invent the sport of footbag — commonly known by the trademark name Hacky Sack — he is responsible, more than anyone else, for sparking its international popularity.

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I just don't understand why Man Utd hired him in the first place — beyond desperation for a big name — this is his trademark, this is what he does..

Someone elsewhere may take your name and you may not be able to stop them, because your business does not extend to that area as «passing off» is limited in this way, whereas a UK Trademark applies throughout the UK.

The article goes on to note that other Google ads mention corporate names without being removed, though not whether those companies have challenged the use of their trademarks as MoveOn appears to have done.

Assuming that that's all this is — that MoveOn raised the point and other organizations or companies haven't — then, no big deal, since anyone with a trademarked name could challenge a critical ad on the same grounds.

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