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Understanding the Basics: What are Trademarks and Service Marks?

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Trademarks and service marks are essential tools that not only protect your association's brand but also enhance its reputation and credibility among members and the public. A well-designed mark can communicate an association’s values, quality, and reliability.

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New Ruling Expands Trademark Owners’ Rights in Retail Space

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Trademark lawyers are often asked: “What’s the difference between a trademark and a service mark?” In general, a trademark refers to a brand name used in connection with goods, while a service mark is one that is used in connection with the provision of services. By: Seyfarth Shaw LLP

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The Interplay between Religious Sensitiveness and Trademark Law in India

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Introduction A mark represents the institution or company to which it belongs and serves as a means of differentiating goods or services among individuals. Marks can be of various types i.e., word marks, service marks, logos, symbols, series marks, etc [1].

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Trademark and Its Regulations

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Subsequently, it is important to know what kind of activities should you undertake and the kind of rules that you should follow while getting your trademark registered. There are many types of trademarks such as product mark, shape mark, service mark, certification mark, sound mark, collective mark, pattern mark, etc.

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Protect Your Goodwill: Allowing Third Parties to Use Your Trademarks

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Insurers naturally allow their agents and other third parties to use their trademarks and service marks. To help protect your significant investment in your intellectual property, consider the following principles before allowing third parties to use your trademarks. By: Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP

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Trademark: What’s In it for You?

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But trademarks are not mentioned in that foundational document. This blog has already discussed the differences between copyright and trademark– which are, unfortunately, too frequently confused as two alternative ways of protecting non-technical IP. See discussion at this blog for a longer discussion of the differences.)

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Protection of Trademarks in Philippines

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The Philippines has laws and policies that generally support a conducive intellectual property (IP) environment, but enforcement is irregular and inconsistent. Third, rights must be registered and enforced in the Philippines under local laws. trademark and patent registrations will not protect rights holders’ IP in the Philippines.