When our clients require reliable legal counsel on matters pertaining to healthcare, business, or trademarks, they come to us. Our services include helping you apply for and register a trademark, as well as defending and enforcing trademark infringement, so you can focus on launching your business or protecting your intellectual property.
A trademark is any combination of words, names, symbols, or designs used to identify and differentiate one’s goods and services from those of another. It may make or break your company’s fortunes and is an important aspect of your brand’s identity. Consequently, you should keep your trademark protected and utilize it only in connection with your goods and services. Call The Law Spot at (469) 523-5647 for your Free Consultation with a Trademark Attorney in Dallas!
To safeguard your mark and make sure it’s being used correctly, you should consult with the top Dallas trademark attorney. The following services are available to you: mark registration, infringement litigation, and defense against false advertising accusations. Our trademark attorneys have substantial expertise defending trademarks for companies of all sizes and in a wide variety of sectors, and our company has a stellar reputation in the IP field.
Our company can help you with a variety of legal matters, including trademark registration, copyright and patent applications, and appeals of first rejections. Having a seasoned attorney assess your case and formulate a robust response is crucial if you have obtained a rejection letter from the USPTO. An excellent answer will tackle the examiner’s concerns head-on and offer convincing arguments, proof, and solid legal reasoning to counter the examiner’s objections or rejection.
Not include all necessary information is a typical reason trademark applications are refused. In order to apply for a trademark, one must provide their name and address, specify the goods and services that will be branded, and provide a visual representation of the mark. A high-quality drawing is required if the mark is graphic in nature.
Rejection of an application may also occur if the mark does not adequately differentiate the applicant’s goods or services from competitors. To illustrate the point, the USPTO has the authority to reject descriptive marks or marks that imply product features that fail to “capture the distinctiveness of the product.”
The process of enforcing trademarks is continuous; our intellectual property lawyers will keep an eye on your marks and intervene as needed to safeguard your IP. You can take legal action against competitors who use your mark unlawfully by filing a trademark infringement suit or by issuing a stop and desist letter.
From our headquarters in Dallas, we represent customers all throughout the United States, including those in every county in Texas. For a no-cost, no-obligation consultation, we are here to talk about your intellectual property requirements. To arrange a consultation with our trademark legal team, please contact us.