Trademarks protect distinctive marks, such as brand names, logos, and designs. This protection allows a trademark holder to exclude others from using the mark without permission of the owner. The following includes important,...more
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Corporate Branding ,
Goods or Services ,
Intellectual Property Protection ,
Intent-to-Use ,
Interstate Commerce ,
Likelihood of Confusion ,
Startups ,
Trademark Application ,
Trademark Registration ,
Trademark Trial and Appeal Board ,
Trademarks ,
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