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Wrong! Many times a new company will assume its name is legally clear merely because it was able to Incorporate in their state. Please be aware there are 49 other States where Corporations are offered, plus on a much larger scale all entity types may affect you, not just other Corporations.
While the exact name may be available for Incorporation in your state, this does not mean that the name is legally available. Only Comprehensive Research will tell you if the name is truly available.
Comprehensive legal research starts with the researching of billions of name records to find those that may legally affect your intended commercial use. Direct conflicts or merely uses which are merely similar in Sound, Appearance or Meaning are fully analyzed by our expert staff.
TradeMark Express comprehensively examines the USPTO trademark (2 million marks) State trademark (1 million marks in 50 States) as well as Common-Law "first use" (13 million marks) in up to 6500 paid research databases. Related goods or services matter as well!
Many people mistakenly believe that the first step to take when starting a business is incorporating. While deciding how to organize your business entity type is of utmost importance, your first step should be to ensure that the name is legally available.
Don't make the mistake of assuming no one else owns rights to your intended Corporate Name - only comprehensive research will tell you! Let TradeMark Express help you. Contact us now for a free consultation!
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Common trademarks include business names, slogans and logo designs.
Older and larger companies accumulate valuable Intellectual Property
assets without sometimes taking care to properly research, trademark,
periodically protect and renew State or USPTO continued use applications.
Over years of time some marks may be forgotten, deadlines missed to file incontestability of a given mark, infringer's may be allowed to eat at your rights - ultimately resulting in Acquiescence, or giving up rights to an infringer, thereby losing your valuable trademark to them. Call us for a detailed,
in depth, FREE review of your Intellectual Property - and FREE written report
weighted towards your needs, constraints and future plans. We'll determine
a concise plan of action and explain why and when each step should be undertaken to conserve your marks and conserve your cash. The more marks you have, the greater discount you'll be offered! Call us today! |
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If you have an existing Trademark or just Common Law rights merely by using your business name, slogan or logo over time - be aware that you will give rights to another business simply by doing nothing for 5 years. Acquiescence happens by doing nothing, and not enforcing your rights over a 5 year period. To prevent this disaster, we urge periodic comprehensive research or our year round monitoring service. We offer both. Call us to discuss! |
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Having a trademark will achieve added protection against other companies' future names, slogans or logos that are conflicting or even merely similar in sound, appearance or meaning, as well as ownership rights as protected by the USPTO. Having a trademark makes it much easier to protect your intellectual property, when you can simply show
your registered or pending USPTO trademark.
A trademark is like having a silent attorney actively protecting your intellectual property 24 hours a day! Trademarks last 5 years, and are indefinitely renewable in the 5th year, then the 10th year, then every 10 years after that. You still need to actively protect your intellectual property, because the USPTO will not do that for you. We offer a monitoring service or we recommend that you should run your comprehensive research every 2 years to find infringing companies to your property. |
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