Trademark Summary Flashcards

Incorporates the Summary Table from Page 29 of Trademark Textbook (comparing Trademark, Copyright, and Patent)

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Nature

A

Commercial identification of source.

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Types of Trademark

Five Examples

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  1. Words
  2. Symbols
  3. Designs
  4. Slogans
  5. Trade Dress/Packaging
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Scope (Protection)

Two Aspects

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  1. Against Creating Likelihood of Confusion, or

2. Diluting a Famous Mark

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Purpose

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Protects Owners and Public from Unfair Competition

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Obtainment Methods

Two Kinds

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  1. Use in Commerce

2. Federal Registration

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Registration Advantages

Two 2-Part Advantages

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  1. Nationwide Priority & Notice Rights

2. Presumptive Evidence of Validity & Ownership

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Basis for Registration
Two Requirements (+ 1 if Applicable)
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  1. Bona Fide Intent to Use in Commerce
  2. Actual Use in Commerce
  3. Supplemental Foreigner Requirement
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Duration (1) & Renewals (3 Parts)

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Duration: Indefinite (if Used)
Renewal of Registrations:
1. 6 Year Anniversary
2. 10 Year Anniversary
3. Every 10th Year Afterwards
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9
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Infringement Prerequisites?

A

No

Registration is Optional

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10
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Two Infringement Standards*
Standard I: 3 Methods
Standard II: 2 Methods

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Confusion = As to Source OR Sponsorship, Likelihood of:

  1. Confusion
  2. Mistake
  3. Source

Dilution:

  1. Blurring
  2. Tarnishment
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Notice Requirements?

Answer & Two Part Distinction

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Optional for Either

  1. Unregistered: TM or SM
  2. Registered: ® or Reg. US Pat. & Tm. Off.
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