To renew and transfer the trademark.
What can I do to accomplish this
You need to consult with an attorney and file a new application
Best luck!
Its going to depend. You did not really provide any details. For example are they still using the mark?
Best bet would be to consult with an attorney
hi. you have a case belongs to Bristol-Myers Squibb & Gilead Sciences regarding the trademark of ARIVITY, right?
i own a domain name that makes the ownership stronger which is www.arivity.com
if you or your client interested in that let me know.
because usually... Read more »
Im not sure I understand the question.
Was this individual reaching out to you to sell the domain name?
I'm an English editor for Hitachi Review, and for many years I have been told to quote the following trademark language when translating anything involving Ethernet: "Ethernet is a registered trademark of Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd." All the sources I can find, including JUSTIA, indicate... Read more »
Interesting. It may be that it became generic so it was better just to go to the public.
Since it happened long time ago there is little online record of that.
I would like to revive the following trademark:
Serial Number78872802
Word Mark SENSYO
Status602 - Abandoned-Failure To Respond Or Late Response
Status Date2007-04-27
Filing Date2006-04-29
A Petition to Revive a trademark registration application generally must be filed within two months of receipt of the Notice of Abandonment. A new trademark application will likely have to be filed in for such a trademark. However, note that the abandonment of an application does not mean that a... Read more »
I am the original owner of heart headed and I want to finish filing my trademark
Depends
If it was abandoned you have to file again
If it is still in process you need to respond and complete the requirements
This company is mostly about making entertainments videos, movies,dramas,films and musics which is what I aim to achieve on this company. That is why i want to know how I can register it. At the moment we are screwed. The company has more than 44 new volunteer applicants.
It is unclear what your question or need is.
You need the assistance of an attorney to identify your next steps.
For example Coke makes brands like Sprite and Fanta. Their the same soda brand that have different soda. That’s what I am trying to accomplish. I have an LLC already in Georgia. Do I just make buy another LLC? Is there like a box I fill out out under my already owned LLC?
You do not need any more LLCs
You need to register the brands to get protection against others who would want to use the same name
You need to consult with an attorney
Dear lawyer.
Unfortunately, I involuntarily found myself in an unpleasant situation and I would be happy for your help. I have an account at Marketplace site, where I sell products from a variety of different suppliers. A few days ago, an e-mail was sent to me from a lawyer (on behalf of... Read more »
You can be dragged to an American court by virtue of you selling here.
There are different tools to deal with the lawsuit if you think it is an error.
You need to consult with an attorney review all the documentation you have.
Best luck!
Probably not
Consult with an attorney to understand your risks
You need to consult an attorney to understand your options.
Games name we want to be rebound. But, mattel has a trademark on the word Rebound. What legal action could they take against us we named it such. Or are we safe todo so and name it as we please?
No, you are not safe
You need to consult with an attorney to understand your risks
Hi! The best way to do this would be to meet with an attorney. You'll have to show use of the mark in commerce, which can be difficult with a startup.
It's going to depend on a few factors.
For example what industry are they in vs what industry are you in.
Feel free to reach out to an attorney!
You can usually check these things at the USPTO's website.
Look for the TESS link
Not quite sure I understand what you're asking?
is there a published story known as "the inside story"
Send a cease and desist
Consult with an attorney
There will be a moment in the game where the car horns will play a few seconds of a famous melody. I'm not sure what license I need since this is not a cover, or a sampling, perhaps it is an interpolation? I cannot find an answer somewhere else, I would be grateful if you could point me to the... Read more »
You probably do.
Check with the author or company distributing the content.
Check if they have a licensing department.
Best luck
I had an idea for a company that similarly operates in the same way as AirBnB. But it relates to Dungeons & Dragons, called AirD&D. The basic premise of the company would be that people could post locations that can be rented out for single or ongoing campaigns or game sessions that are... Read more »
Maybe, depends
You need to have a consultation with an attorney
In general if the marks are in related areas, there may be a conflict
I just decided to trademark it and come to find out it already is. I sell clothing and they are a record brand/DJ.
Your business name is not necessarily your trademark. Even if it is, it is not confusingly similar to theirs. So you can still register it as your trademark. Confusingly similar means that consumers would not assume that the clothing you are selling is from them because the record industry is... Read more »
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