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Favicons & Trademarks: Protecting the "Smallest" Part of Your Brand

Favicons & Trademarks: Protecting the "Smallest" Part of Your Brand

Devin Miller
By Devin Miller

Favicons are small but mighty in brand identity. Can you trademark yours? This article explores the legal, strategic, and business benefits of favicon trademarks, plus...

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The U.S. Trademark Supplemental Register: The VIP Lounge for “Not Quite Famous” Brands

The U.S. Trademark Supplemental Register: The VIP Lounge for “Not Quite Famous” Brands

Devin Miller
By Devin Miller

The U.S. Trademark Supplemental Register is a valuable tool for brands that aren’t yet distinctive enough for full trademark protection. Learn how it works, why...

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Title Fight: Can You Trademark a Book Name in the U.S.?

Title Fight: Can You Trademark a Book Name in the U.S.?

Devin Miller
By Devin Miller

Can you trademark a book title in the U.S.? Single titles generally don’t qualify, but series titles and brands can. This guide explains the rules,...

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Trademark Classes: All for One OR One for All

Trademark Classes: All for One OR One for All

Devin Miller
By Devin Miller

Trademark classes are key to protecting your brand, but how many should you select? Filing under one class is cost-effective, but limits protection. Filing for...

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Your Move! Protect Your Board Game or Card Game Brand with a Trademark

Your Move! Protect Your Board Game or Card Game Brand with a Trademark

Devin Miller
By Devin Miller

Protecting your board or card game with a trademark is essential in today’s competitive market. This guide explains the process, benefits, and common pitfalls to...

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Bad Faith Domains: Are You a Victim of Cybersquatting?

Bad Faith Domains: Are You a Victim of Cybersquatting?

Devin Miller
By Devin Miller

Cybersquatting is a growing issue in the digital age. This article explores what it is, the criteria to identify it, and your legal options. Whether...

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Why Your US Trademark Application is Required to Have a Made-in-America Lawyer

Why Your US Trademark Application is Required to Have a Made-in-America Lawyer

Devin Miller
By Devin Miller

The USPTO requires foreign applicants to have a US attorney for trademark filings—a rule aimed at combating fraudulent claims and protecting US businesses. Explore the...

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When Businesses Go Bust, Do Trademarks Go Free?

When Businesses Go Bust, Do Trademarks Go Free?

Devin Miller
By Devin Miller

When a business closes, its trademarks don't automatically go free. These valuable assets remain protected under intellectual property law until officially abandoned, sold, or transferred....

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Trademark Turf Wars: Understanding Oppositions at the USPTO

Trademark Turf Wars: Understanding Oppositions at the USPTO

Devin Miller
By Devin Miller

Trademark oppositions at the USPTO are mini-lawsuits that safeguard brand integrity and prevent conflicts. From filing a Notice of Opposition to navigating TTAB proceedings, learn...

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