by Daniel Ross | Oct 28, 2021 | General Practice, Trademark Law
Can I Trademark My Name? There is no problem in trying to trademark your name. You just have to be careful that you are abiding by the rules of trademark law. Trademark law is class-specific – you can only protect a trademark in the industry of goods and...
by Daniel Ross | Oct 22, 2021 | General Practice, Trademark Law
The purpose of having a trademark is to protect the intellectual property in your business – brands, names, logos, slogans, etc. Your brand is worth protecting, but the key to protection is that the brand must be unique enough How to Ensure Your Trademark is Unique...
by Daniel Ross | Sep 18, 2017 | Business Formation & Development
With more than 3 million trademarks currently registered with the USPTO, that is a large minefield to navigate; and new names are imagined and reserved daily. Click To Tweet Creating the right name for your business website is a challenge in itself. You want your name...
by Daniel Ross | Aug 23, 2017 | Business Formation & Development, Intellectual Property
WHAT IS A DBA? A “Doing Business As” registration – also known as a DBA, trade name, fictitious business name, or assumed name – is a useful and sometimes necessary tool for conducting business. A DBA allows a company to operate under a name other than its true legal...
