A trademark is a word (or a few words) or a logo that you use to let people know the source of goods. For example, Nike® is a trademark for athletic shoes.
Trademark rights let you stop other people from using your trademark, or a trademark that’s similar to yours, in a way that’s likely to confuse customers.
For a more complete discussion of trademarks and all the weird words lawyers use when talking about trademarks, check out our Trademarks 101.
Your customers have lots of choices. Once they decide they want YOU, you want them to remember you so they’ll come back next time and tell all their friends, too.
That’s what your trademark does for you.
With an asset that valuable, you want the best protection you can get. Trademark registration is strong protection for relatively low cost.
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Because you’re not ordering a pizza.
The world of trademarks is trickier than it seems, Beeline helps you decide what to include in your application. We explain clearly how those decisions affect your chances of getting a registration and your cost.
Fact: about 25% of trademark applications die on the vine.
So if successful registration and protection of your trademark are your goals, team up with Beeline because we know how to travel a straight path to get things done in the world of trademarks.
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An “office action” action is a document from the Trademark Office where the examiner lets you know that there are problems with your application.
You can see the meaning of “simple office action” in the
“Legal notice and Terms of Use.”
An “office action” action is a document from the Trademark Office where the examiner lets you know that there are problems with your application.
You can see the meaning of “complicated office action” in the
“Legal notice and Terms of Use.”
A “statement of use” is a document that you will have to file if you apply for your trademark before you’re actually using it.
