Why Trademark Distinctiveness Matters A strong trademark is a valuable asset that can elevate the reputation of a company and influence consumer decisions. When developing
Washington State Trademark Rejection? Don’t give up. by Ammon Ford Trademark owners often find it useful to register their trademarks with both the state and
Thomas Machine Gun Sues Tommy Gun Vodka Saeilo Enterprises Inc, the manufacturer of the Thomson Machine Gun, also known as the Tommy Gun, sued the
Is Apparel in Trademark Law Always Decorative? by Neil Juneja and Nicole Rash April 11, 2022 — Apparel Trademarks (International Class 25) are common methods
What The??? by Nicole Rash July 11, 2022 — “The” is now officially a registered trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO),
Gleam Law featured in Cannabis & Tech Today August, 2023 – Neil Juneja, founder and managing partner of Gleam Law, was featured in the latest
The United States Patent and Trade Office (USPTO) denied Apple Computer’s application for the mark ‘iPad Mini’ for being ‘merely descriptive’. Merely descriptive is
USPTO Withdrew Prior Rejection The trademark office previously rejected Apple’s trademark application for ‘iPad Mini’ for being merely descriptive. The examiner defined iPad as
Ornamental Trademarks January 13, 2023 — In trademark law, an ornamental mark is a trademark that is used primarily to indicate the source of the
Trademark: Petition to Cancel by Nicole Rash Jan 9, 2023 — Trademark Cancellation is the legal process of removing a federally registered trademark from the
The Principal and Supplemental Register in Federal Trademark Law January 19, 2023 — Trademark law in the United States is governed by the Lanham Act,
Searching the USPTO TESS January 19, 2023 — The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has a database called the Trademark Electronic Search System
