How U.S. Trademark Holders Secure Trademark Protection in the UK

How a U.S. Trademark Holder Can Secure Trademark Protection in the UK Expanding your business internationally is an exciting milestone, but it also comes with the responsibility of protecting your brand in new markets. For U.S. trademark holders looking to enter the...

Key Changes in Trademark Law for 2024: What You Need to Know

Key Changes in Trademark Law for 2024: What You Need to Know Trademark law is evolving rapidly as businesses adapt to new technologies and market dynamics. In 2024, several significant changes in trademark law have been introduced, reflecting the need to address...

Meanwhile, In Canada.

For better or for worse, Canada has been hitting the trademark newswire in 2019. On June 17, 2019, a new Trademark Act took effect in Canada.  The changes had a significant impact on the Canadian trademark laws, aligning them with the U.S. and Europe.  Most...

Beware of Trademark Solicitations and Scams

As soon as a trademark application is filed, applicants tend to be spammed with trademark solicitations that look rather “official.” They come by both mail and email from companies who scrape the USPTO database for new trademark application filings. These offers come...

In the Case Between Mr. T and Leafly, Who is Blowing Smoke?

Celebrities often protect their personal brand by trademarking their name, nickname, and signature phrases. The marketing power of celebrities is undeniable. They are easily recognizable, memorable and popular search terms on the internet and social media. Intentional...

Trademark Licensing*

Trademark licensing is an arrangement by which a trademark owner allows another party to make and distribute specific products or services under agreement.  Such an arrangement can be a very lucrative option for trademark owners. The more popular the brand, the more...