by Sahil M. | Nov 5, 2026 | Insights
Key Takeaways An abandoned trademark application may be revived when a missed deadline was unintentional, and the applicant meets the applicable petition requirements. The correct procedure depends on why the application was abandoned, when the applicant received... 
by Sahil M. | Nov 3, 2026 | Insights
Key Takeaways Trademark Class 35 can cover a brand used for online retail store services. It does not automatically register that brand for the products sold through the store. A business selling branded clothing, cosmetics, or coffee should assess the relevant... 
by Sahil M. | Oct 31, 2026 | Insights
Key Takeaways A word mark is often the practical first filing when a distinctive business name is the main way customers recognize the brand. A logo may deserve priority when its visual design carries more commercial value. The decision depends on clearance, actual... 
by Sahil M. | Oct 15, 2026 | Insights
Key Takeaways If someone has filed a trademark application for a name or logo similar to yours, your options depend on where their application is in the USPTO process. The earlier you act, the more options you have, and the cheaper they are. ● Before the mark is... 
by Sahil M. | Oct 15, 2026 | Insights
Key Takeaways Trademark monitoring software scans trademark databases and the web for marks similar to yours and sends alerts. An attorney-led watch service uses similar tools but adds legal review, deadline tracking, and a recommendation on what to do. The right... 
by Sahil M. | Oct 15, 2026 | Insights
Key Takeaways Monitoring your trademark means regularly checking the places where copycats show up: new USPTO filings, online marketplaces, domain names, social media, and the wider web. Most of it can be started for free, but it only works if you check consistently...