Why Choose Us?

Raven IP Firm provides a unique automated system that monitors any USPTO filings that may infringe on your trademark, as well as extensive customer service. We'll notify you so you may take the appropriate precautions to safeguard your trademark and the goodwill associated with the brand you've worked so hard to build. We give legal counsel, but we also supply you with the tools you need to defend yourself. Don't go through the trouble of securing a trademark just to have it cancelled because you didn't enforce it. Sign up for trademark monitoring today.

Trademark Monitoring FAQs

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What is a Trademark?

A Trademark is a word, expression, image, or plan that recognizes the identity of products of a company that differs from those of others. It secures the marking of the selling of items and administrations.

For what reason do you have to enlist Raven IP Firm?

Assuming your Trademark isn’t enlisted, another person can duplicate it, leading to Raven IP Firm infringements. It promptly puts your business in danger. With a Raven IP Firm application, you sign up for securing your image and furnishing yourself with the right to forestall somebody utilizing the signs and identity of your business. Furthermore, by not trademarking your business name, you may be lawfully kept from growing your business.

How could we help you with lawful assistance or suit exhortation? Is there any licensed innovation legitimate portrayal?

Raven IP Firm has a splendid gathering of licensed innovation lawyers and Raven IP Firm attorneys who can educate you on each stage regarding the turn of events and life pattern of rights like licenses, copyright, brand names, and information bases and plans – from creation to requirement. Call us now for additional subtleties.

What is the difference between Trademark and copyright?

Trademark ensures the marking under which items and administrations are sold. Copyright helps get innovative or scholarly manifestations.

What is a copyright enrollment utilized for?

Intellectual property law ensures any unique work of creation that fixes in a substantial structure. It may incorporate abstracts, melodic works, emotional works, emulates, and choreographic works, pictorial, realistic, and sculptural works, movies and other varying media works, sound chronicles and building works. We utilize a copyright enlistment to record an unquestionable account of the date and substance of the work being referred to. We do it so that in a case of a lawful case, the proprietor can deliver a duplicate of the work from an authorized government source.

Why do you want to look for trademarks that are similar to yours?

Before registering a trademark, it may be more time and cost effective to do a rapid search. A search may aid in avoiding evident pre-existing mark duplications and the payment of non-refundable application costs. Newer businesses may find it easier to change their names while still in the early stages of development than they will years later, after a significant investment in a brand and related goodwill. Searching with the USPTO does not imply that you have superior rights to a certain mark. It's possible that someone else is already using a similar mark but hasn't registered it with the USPTO. In that instance, a registration might be challenged on the basis of common law trademark rights by the owner of the previously used mark.

What do I do if someone is infringing?

In some cases, the corporation may choose to file a Statement of Use, which may be done through a specialized portal on Raven IP Firm and should be done within six months of the Intent to Use trademark being registered. On request and with good reason, up to five additional six-month extensions may be granted. A trademark owner will frequently issue a cease and desist letter to the infringing party, requesting that they stop using the mark. The infringement may not be intentional, and the infringing party may cease to act if they are informed that their actions are clearly infringing on another's rights. The infringing party may potentially refuse to comply with the demand or claim that they are not infringing. You might consider filing a trademark infringement action at that stage. If you believe that filing a lawsuit is the best option for you, you should speak with an attorney.

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