
How to Run a Smart Trademark Search Before Filing
Before you invest in a new brand name or logo, you need to know if someone else already owns it. That’s where a trademark search

Before you invest in a new brand name or logo, you need to know if someone else already owns it. That’s where a trademark search

Meta Platforms scored a legal win this week. A California judge dismissed a challenge claiming that the name “Meta” was generic, reaffirming its trademark strength.

When a global fashion giant meets local pet brand, trademark drama unfolds. Hugo Boss has ordered Liverpool-based Boss Pets to take down its website, claiming

Ford is on the move. In August 2025, the automaker filed trademark applications for four new names—”Fathom,” “Fuze,” “Hive,” and “Mythic.” It’s a reminder that

Even small mistakes in your trademark application can derail it entirely. Simplicity may feel safe, but simple errors—like misidentifying your goods, skipping clearance searches, or

Your specimen is the proof. It shows the USPTO how you actually use your mark in commerce. Strong filings start here. Below is a quick,

If you’ve scrolled Instagram, TikTok, or even the front row of Fashion Week lately, you’ve probably seen it—A pointy-eared, wide-grinned little creature dangling from a

Trademark law is in motion. This week brings a pair of headlines with big implications: Apple’s lawsuit against a theater chain, and Taiwan’s revamped rules

In a major win for Apple, a federal judge has ordered the USPTO to grant federal trademarks for its augmented reality development tools—“Reality Composer” and
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