Business Due Diligence Registering Trademarks Trademark 
Traverse Legal Blog
NOVEMBER 16, 2021
A main focus in most M&A transactions involves conducting intellectual property (IP) due diligence, including patent due diligence in order to properly assess risk involved in the potential transaction. All too often these issues come up for the first time in due diligence.
Patent Trademark Blog
JULY 11, 2023
How do you register a trademark successfully? Anyone can file a trademark application with the USPTO. The challenge is not in filling out a USPTO online trademark form, but in doing the pre-filing due diligence necessary to ensure a smoother examination process. Need to register a trademark?
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IP and Legal Filings
FEBRUARY 20, 2023
Thus, there is an unmistakable similarity between domain names and trademarks, which is why domain names have been granted trademark recognition and protection. Reliance is also a registered trademark, and as such, it is protected from trademark infringement.
Kashishipr
FEBRUARY 16, 2022
Any form of Intellectual Property (IP) , be it a trademark, patent, or copyright, can be licensed to third parties. However, if IP validity or ownership is unclear or not well-described, IP licensing can also pose critical business and financial risks. Understanding the IP License. Creating the IP Licensing Agreement.
IP and Legal Filings
DECEMBER 6, 2021
With growing businesses atmosphere and more strong due diligence in terms of getting aware of their rights, there has been a huge influx in registering of their IP assets. The recent trends have seen an increase in the filing of trademark applications by various proprietors. The Trademark Modernization Act.
Selvam & Selvam Blog
MARCH 28, 2022
The trademark law firmly establishes that a trademark owner reserves the exclusive right to use the trademark and enforce the same. Through this, the former aims to monopolize the market and kick out any remotely similar business operating under the mark. A widely discussed example was when Apple Inc.,
Selvam & Selvam Blog
JULY 11, 2024
To add more clarity to this, ‘Trademark squatting’ – in which one person obtains registration for a trademark which does not actually belong to them nor do they have any right/ claim over the same – has evolved into an actual business today. Can the Examiners be blamed for granting registrations to such infringing brands?
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