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Reinforcing a trademark registration's most important right

The exclusive right to use an arguably descriptive trademark or service mark can be strengthened by obtaining a federal trademark registration and by filing a declaration of incontestability, when available.

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"Merely Informational Matter" is the new name for a type of unregistrable trademark

How you can identify a “merely informational matter” and what you can do if it is refused registration.

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Registration of Non-traditional Trademarks

It is possible to register something other than a word, slogan or logo as a trademark in the U.S.

Intellectual Property as Security

The rules for using intellectual property as collateral can be counter-intuitive.

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Update on cost savings using international trademark filing systems

The Community Trade Mark ("CTM") has had significant regulatory changes including, since March 23, 2016, being called the European Union Trade Mark ("EUTM").

When you can parody another's work or mark

Parody involves copyright and trademark considerations.

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Auditing intellectual property assets

When, why and how you should conduct an IP audit.

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#trademarkinghashtags

How and when to trademark a hashtag.

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Why is your trademark counsel so picky?

Technical use requirements differ for trademarks and service marks.

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How a company name can be a trademark

There are similarities and differences between a company name and a trademark or service mark.

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