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Secure your Trademark with the Trusted Experts at Stemer Law, The Leaders in Intellectual Property Protection. Whether you are a small company, large corporation, new startup or solo artist, the expert team at STEMER provides personalized attention tailored to your needs. Our approach is unique - instead of looking at one issue at a time, we integrate every moving part into our analysis to provide a broad and lasting IP rights strategy for our clients.
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Registering your brand name is important and can prevent issues in the future. We offer affordable trademark application fees, to make brand protection more accessible. Trademark your business name or trademark your business logo, starting with a free consultation.
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Oppositions or Petition for Cancellation at the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) can be a smart legal strategy. We are happy to talk to you through these options during one of our free consultations.
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Have you been sued for infringement? During one of our free consultations, we can go through recommended strategy. Do you need to take someone to court because they continue to use your brand name? If your trademark, branding or even just the look and feel of your product or packaging is being used by someone else, we can take quick action on your behalf.
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What can be copyrighted? Just about any song, picture, drawing, painting, statue, work of art, written work, poem, story, novel, book can have a copyright registration, and we offer flat-rate options to do just that.
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Have you been sued for copyright infringement? Call us today for a free consultation to explore legal options. Has someone posted your photos, art or other copyrighted material online? Sometimes all it takes is a good demand letter to stop your copyright infringer, but if that fails, we are prepared to advocate for you in court. Ask if your case qualifies for our no-money-up-front fee arrangement.
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Trademark infringement in a domain name can be resolved internationally by way of a straight-forward ICANN UDRP (Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy).
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If someone is using your brand name or art work, sometimes all it takes is a stern warning letter from an intellectual property attorney and they will stop infringing.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Why should I trademark my business name?
Trademarking your brand name is important and will protect your brand identity. Your brand name, logo and slogan are all things that customers have grown to trust. Some benefits of having a trademark are that it grant you exclusive rights to use your brand name in commerce, prevent others from using a similar name and allow you to use the trademark symbol with your brand name. A trademark registraition also makes it easier to stop someone from using your trademark in a cease and desist letter or infringement lawsuit.
2. What is the difference between a trademark and a copyright?
Trademark vs copyright - a trademark protects brand elements like a business names, logos, and slogans, while a copyright protects creative works like books, music, and films.
3. Can I trademark my business logo and business slogan together?
Yes, you can file a single trademark application for your logo and slogan if they are used together in commerce. However, separate trademark applications may be needed if your business brands are used independently.
4. How long will it take to register my trademark?
The trademark process can take anywhere from 11 months to over a year, depending on the complexity of the application and whether any oppositions are filed.
5. Can a trademark expire?
A trademark can last indefinitely as long as you continue to use it in commerce and renew it every 10 years.
6. What should I do if someone infringes on my trademark?
You should contact a trademark attorney immediately to assess the situation. You may need to send a cease and desist letter or pursue legal action to protect your rights.