http://www.goinglegal.com en-us editorial@articlealley.com Trademark is any icon, word, or image that symbolizes a product or services of a company. It may also be a symbol of recognition of a non-profit or non-corporate organization. Trademarks are supposed to be registered at either domestic or global levels an... http://www.goinglegal.com/the-patent-and-trademark-office-society-1274005.html 07th December 2009 Trademark law is one of the three branches of Intellectual Property Law. The other branches are Patent Law and Copyright Law. As an overview, patent law guards new inventions that can be valuable by giving the owner or patentee the right to keep out o... http://www.goinglegal.com/a-brief-explanation-of-trademark-laws-1274001.html 07th December 2009 are rest assured that they are protected from piracy or unauthorized copying thus they can distribute their works without fear. In return, it enhances knowledge, entertainment, and culture enjoyment across the globe. Works that are originally created ... http://www.goinglegal.com/understanding-copyrights-and-trademarks-1274000.html 07th December 2009 Many people today now prefer starting their own business. In fact, people work in companies just to earn enough money to have a capital for investing in their own business. You have to face the fact that you don't want to be employed with a particular com... http://www.goinglegal.com/registering-trademark-symbols-1220869.html 05th November 2009 A trademark or trade mark is used by organizations as a distinctive sign of their identity, services, and products provided to consumers. It also differentiates one organization from other organizations and intellectual property as well. Generally, a trad... http://www.goinglegal.com/the-world-of-trademarks-1220864.html 05th November 2009 1. Plant patent - a type of patent wherein anyone formulates a new variety of plant commonly through asexual reproduction. 2. Utility patent - a type of patent wherein anyone uncovers any new and functional procedure, mechanism, piece of manufacture,... http://www.goinglegal.com/the-difference-between-patents-and-trademarks-1220859.html 05th November 2009 Today, many people go into employment to earn enough money to start their own business. Besides, with your own business, you will be able to have more freedom and run the company the way you want it to run. Having your own business means that you no longe... http://www.goinglegal.com/the-business-trademark-registration-process-1200561.html 27th October 2009 A trademark lawyer is qualified to handle cases related to trademark law and trademark practice. Trademark lawyers are regulated often as professions. They can pass a batch of examinations on various trademark cases to comply with the requirements while m... http://www.goinglegal.com/trademark-lawyers-what-they-do-and-where-to-find-them-1200558.html 27th October 2009 The said act forbids actions which include dilution of trademark, bogus advertising, and trademark infringement. Possibility of a Trademark Infringement Case A trademark infringement is possible, if you will be able to prove that there is a "pos... http://www.goinglegal.com/understanding-trademark-infringement-1200556.html 27th October 2009 An inventor needs a patent, a composer and a writer needs a copyright, and a company needs a trademark. This is basically what patent lawyers do - provide these people with their legal needs. Patent lawyers are licentiate to assist as inventors' repres... http://www.goinglegal.com/copyrights-and-trademarks-1200547.html 27th October 2009