Sentences with phrase «using trademarked names»

Cendant again requested that the Website stop using its trademarked names, and eventually filed a lawsuit seeking to stop the Website from this behavior.

So, as long as they aren't directly using trademarked names (say like calling the show «Super Mario Bros.,») music samples longer than 30 seconds, replacing the actual games series, etc...

Not only did they rip off the concept of the 2000 Japanese film Battle Royale, they literally used the trademarked name of the film in the description of the game on steam.

However, a twist in the acquisition meant that one of the luxury manufacturers was able to sell the rights to its trademark to the company that was outbid, meaning that although the purchasing company had manufacturing rights, it could not use the trademarked names.

The position of the Retail Council of Canada is that the Office has, for decades, allowed this latter exception to apply to enterprises that use their trademarked names on their signs.

It prohibits competitors from using the trademarked name for their competing product or service.

Emonster is now seeking damages and wants to Apple to stop using the trademarked name.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd on Monday sued a Dubai - based firm it said has caused confusion by using its trademarked name to raise more than $ 3.5 million in cryptocurrency known as «Alibabacoins.»

If you would like to use any trademarked name in your marketing material, for example, «Alexa, play Adele» or «Alexa, did the New York Giants win last night?»

In the suit, Edina Realty Inc., an affiliate of HomeServices of America Inc., charged that another brokerage competing in the same market used the trademarked name «Edina Realty» as an embedded search term on its site to capture Internet leads.

Not exact matches

The licensor - seller of the business opportunity will supply a sales or marketing program for the licensee - buyer that many times will include the use of a trade name or trademark.

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.

Having trademark rights allows you to protect your domain name against others who might allege that it infringes on their trademark and try to have it legally taken from you, and also allows you to enforce your trademark rights against others who use domain names similar to yours to try to divert your customers.

Trademark rights arise upon use in commerce — with or without national registration — of the name of the good or service.

The proposed changes will also look to address the practice of «trademark squatting,» where people misuse the system by hanging onto a trademark they have no intention of using themselves, such as an internet domain name, to sell it at a later date for profit.

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.

Words like cellophane, aspirin, and thermos used to be protected brand names in the U.S. until courts found them to be «generic» and stripped away their trademarks.

In a petition filed last week, David Elliott and Chris Gillespie asked the Supreme Court to overturn a ruling this spring that upheld Google's right to use trademark law to stop them using its name on websites like «GoogleDisney.com» and «GoogleBarackObama.com.»

But a trademark bestows an official status, and the absence of one makes it harder for a company to stop competitors from using their name.

The United States - listed firm wants to stop the 21 - year - old from using its trademarked product name as a moniker in advertisements for tennis clothing, a spokeswoman told Reuters.

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.

The conflict: The two similarly named singers are locked in funky battle over who has the right to use the nonsensical trademark «I am.»

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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.

Tim Tebow, America's quarterback, has trademarked the name behind his iconic pose, which means he can legally sue anyone he feels is using it the wrong way.

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

In order to trademark a name or mark in the U.S., it must be actually used in trade.

Any use of the the term, phrase, or company name «Jolly Jumps» is not permitted unless explicit written permission has been provided by the trademark owner.

This is the second, and separate item, infringement of our trademark by Riba Foods, Inc., who has intentionally ignored our request for an amicable settlement to discontinue use of their confusingly similar product name.

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The trademark will be subsequently cancelled, allowing TWE to claim its right to ownership of the Ben Fu name, and freely use it across China.

A search of the China Trademarks office shows that Li Shen has the rights to use the Ben Fu name until July 2019 and a more artistic drawing of the characters until March 2024.

But when Avery family members balked at the commercial use of the family Island's name, he opted to use the name of the red peppers source and sought a trademark for improving his pepper sauce method.

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