I’ve been watching your videos about trade marks and copy rights and this one tied them all together wow thanks so much. I finally understand!! Amazing!
8:55 *Curious, did you register your “Rocky” photograph with the US Copyright Office?* I searched the USCO’s on-line Public Catalog database, but didn’t see any registrations under your name or business. Perhaps I didn’t look properly. I’m inquiring, because if your dog photograph is being prominently included on your merchandise, then it’s a valuable IP business asset and should be timely registered with the USCO and, if applicable, with the USPTO as well. I’m aware that a registration is not required to obtain an automatic copyright claim. Entrepreneurs, who are able to secure a registered copyright claim on their (federally registered trademarks) logos, could use the DMCA to quickly take-down infringing merchandise (the merchandise includes the copyright-protected work). Sending the ISP’s non-Fair Use copyright infringer a DMCA “Take-Down Notice,” that includes your issued “Certificate of Registration” number, encourages the user NOT to file a DMCA “Counter-Notice.” I’m not aware of any DMCA-type protection for registered & common law trademarks.
If I bought a domain for my new online boutique is that something to register because of the logo (name on my website) When I searched the database it didn’t show the name so I went ahead and bought the domain .. is that okay? Sorry I’m still a little confused 😕 Thank you for the info!
The question is, do you dissect the logo and name in two parts and submit them separately to the uspto as two separate applications for each respective aspect thus, trademark. Or can you submit the log and name together (like KFC and Colonel Sanders in one unified graphic) and thus, submit one application for one blanket trademark covering both as a dual-function mark under one submission.
If a tradename is registered with the creative art aspect protected (instead of just text) can someone legally use portions of the tradename? For example if the first letter is a fancy graphic can someone legally use just that first letter?
Personally I would draw a monkey wearing a t-shirt that has the company name on the t-shirt. Then it would both qualify for copyright since it is a drawing, and trademark since using it as business mascot which is further established since he is wearing a t-shirt, but hey, that's just me. Be creative and use whatever logo you enjoy, just try and make it clear that it is related to clothing and that it should be a place people will enjoy and have fun shopping at.
It will only be potential copyright until it is actively being used as a trademark meaning actively being used to represent goods and or services, etc.
Hi mam how are u. my company is an restaurant in NY.But one of restaurant use my same logu.but name is different. my company one years old but they're open soon.plz help
Correct! I give a lot of free legal info here on TH-cam and in my free downloads, etc., and I charge for personalized legal advice so I can continue to live and pay bills and all that stuff. 🤷🏻♀️
Like most all business operations, if you want a direct (legal) answer, you typically have to pay for it. If you’re looking for pro bono (free) legal help, and if you qualify (per income), you can reach out to the *Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts* in your city/state for legal assistance.
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I’ve been watching your videos about trade marks and copy rights and this one tied them all together wow thanks so much. I finally understand!! Amazing!
I would love to see a video on a holding company that holds a trademark and licenses it to a subsidiary. What type of tax advantages if any?
HI Aiden that was very informative I thank you for the clarity
Familiar examples are always effective education devices. Nice job and thanks!.
Beautiful explanation!!!! And clear! Thank you!
8:55 *Curious, did you register your “Rocky” photograph with the US Copyright Office?* I searched the USCO’s on-line Public Catalog database, but didn’t see any registrations under your name or business. Perhaps I didn’t look properly.
I’m inquiring, because if your dog photograph is being prominently included on your merchandise, then it’s a valuable IP business asset and should be timely registered with the USCO and, if applicable, with the USPTO as well. I’m aware that a registration is not required to obtain an automatic copyright claim.
Entrepreneurs, who are able to secure a registered copyright claim on their (federally registered trademarks) logos, could use the DMCA to quickly take-down infringing merchandise (the merchandise includes the copyright-protected work).
Sending the ISP’s non-Fair Use copyright infringer a DMCA “Take-Down Notice,” that includes your issued “Certificate of Registration” number, encourages the user NOT to file a DMCA “Counter-Notice.”
I’m not aware of any DMCA-type protection for registered & common law trademarks.
If I bought a domain for my new online boutique is that something to register because of the logo (name on my website) When I searched the database it didn’t show the name so I went ahead and bought the domain .. is that okay?
Sorry I’m still a little confused 😕
Thank you for the info!
Like your nails. They match your blue field on your shirt.
Love the info too.
If a company goes out of business, what happens to the logo? Is the trademark still valid?
The question is, do you dissect the logo and name in two parts and submit them separately to the uspto as two separate applications for each respective aspect thus, trademark. Or can you submit the log and name together (like KFC and Colonel Sanders in one unified graphic) and thus, submit one application for one blanket trademark covering both as a dual-function mark under one submission.
What does one pay to have an attorney work with them to accomplish trademark and copying for their business name and design mark?
how much does your firm know about the cannabis business ?
If a tradename is registered with the creative art aspect protected (instead of just text) can someone legally use portions of the tradename? For example if the first letter is a fancy graphic can someone legally use just that first letter?
Nice, great videos thank you
If I'm starting a clothing business which should I use for my logo that has my business name in it?
Personally I would draw a monkey wearing a t-shirt that has the company name on the t-shirt.
Then it would both qualify for copyright since it is a drawing, and trademark since using it as business mascot which is further established since he is wearing a t-shirt, but hey, that's just me.
Be creative and use whatever logo you enjoy, just try and make it clear that it is related to clothing and that it should be a place people will enjoy and have fun shopping at.
What about a dog grooming and daycare logo?
It will only be potential copyright until it is actively being used as a trademark meaning actively being used to represent goods and or services, etc.
Hi mam how are u. my company is an restaurant in NY.But one of restaurant use my same logu.but name is different. my company one years old but they're open soon.plz help
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So how would I go about getting my app idea to have a copyright?
Sorry, you can’t copyright an idea! #allupinyobiz #copyright #businesstips #lawyer
Hi if you put two letters together to create a logo should it be copyrighted or trademarked?
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Wouldn't the Apple for Apple be a copyright and a trademark?
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So you dont have to pay to get it trademarked? Or is registering optional?
Right, registering a trademark is optional. But it’s a trademark either way as long as you’re using it as a trademark!
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you know nobody is forcing you to watch this, right?
Attempted to message this person years ago and she told me I needed to pay to talk to her.
Correct! I give a lot of free legal info here on TH-cam and in my free downloads, etc., and I charge for personalized legal advice so I can continue to live and pay bills and all that stuff. 🤷🏻♀️
Like most all business operations, if you want a direct (legal) answer, you typically have to pay for it. If you’re looking for pro bono (free) legal help, and if you qualify (per income), you can reach out to the *Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts* in your city/state for legal assistance.
Wake Up, Turn To Jesus Christ, Turn From These Wicked Ways. Come Away From These Childish Things, Come To Grace, Unto Eternal Life With God Through The Lord Jesus Christ. For The Kingdom Of God Is At Hand. May Peace Be To You From Jesus Christ. Amen.