Category Archives: Trademark Law
Discovery in Litigation
When lawyers speak of “discovery” within the context of the handling of a lawsuit, they are referring to the process by which information is collected from an opposing party. This process includes interrogatories, requests for the production of documents and material things as well as depositions and other procedural devices. What all discovery devices have […]
Who should own the trademark for a business
It may sound perfectly obvious but the party or entity which controls the quality of the goods of a particular brand should be owner of the associated trademark. The owner of a trademark can be an individual, a partnership, a corporation or possibly some other legal entity such as an estate. Sometimes, if there is […]
Something about Trademark Law
One can think of a trademark as most anything which identifies a product in the mind of the public. A trademark or “mark” can be a fanciful name, a logo, a slogan or a combination of such things. The issue in a trademark infringement case is whether a junior mark has such similarity to that […]