For reliable legal counsel and direction on their commercial, medical, and trademark requirements, our customers turn to us. We can help you with trademark application and registration, as well as infringement defense and enforcement, whether you are launching a new business or trying to safeguard your intellectual property rights.
A trademark is a term, name, symbol, or design that sets your products apart from those of your rivals and makes it easier for customers to connect your products with your name. It may have a big impact on your company’s performance and is a crucial component of your brand identity. Therefore, it’s critical to make sure your trademark is secured and only used in connection with your products or services.
You can safeguard your mark and make sure it is utilized properly with the assistance of Dallas’ top trademark attorney. We will support your trademark registration, infringement litigation, and denial of deceptive advertising allegations. Our business law attorneys, who work for a respectable intellectual property firm, have a wealth of expertise defending trademarks for companies of all kinds in a wide range of sectors.
Our business can help you with copyright and patent applications, appeals of first denials, and trademark registration services and more. If the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has sent you a notice of refusal, it is imperative that you have a knowledgeable lawyer assess your case and draft a compelling reply. In order to overcome the objections or denial, a successful answer must address the particular concerns brought up by the examiner and offer convincing arguments, corroborating data, and good legal reasoning.
The failure to provide all necessary information is one of the most frequent grounds for rejecting trademark applications. A description of the mark’s graphical components, the applicant’s name and address, and the kinds of products and services for which the mark is being used must all be included in an application. You must include a high-quality drawing if the mark is a graphic.
An application may also be denied if the mark is insufficient to set the applicant’s products or services apart from competing ones in the market. For instance, the USPTO may reject a descriptive mark or one that implies a characteristic of the product if it fails to “capture the distinctiveness of the product.”
Our lawyers will keep an eye on your marks and take appropriate measures to safeguard your intellectual property rights as part of the continuous process of trademark enforcement. This might entail suing a rival for trademark infringement if they are using your brand without authorization or sending cease and desist letters to stop illegal use.
Our Dallas-based company provides services to clients across Texas and the country. We are available for a free, private consultation to talk about your intellectual property needs. Make an appointment with our trademark law company by getting in touch with us.