You Might Not Have Any Trademark Rights at All
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You Might Not Have Any Trademark Rights at All
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There's one thing you must do to have trademark rights, and without it you may have none at all. Chris Clark explains why a business registration or domain name doesn't make your brand yours.
In this episode:
- In the U.S., trademark rights come from use: being the first to use a name with your particular goods or services.
- Registering with the USPTO adds valuable rights on top of that use.
- A Secretary of State business filing or a domain name doesn't mean the name is clear or that you own it as a brand.
The takeaway: Your LLC filing and your URL don't give you trademark rights; use and registration do.
About the host: Chris Clark is the founder of CLARK.LAW, a business and intellectual property law firm in Charlotte, North Carolina.
If you'd like to speak with an attorney about protecting your brand or other intellectual property, learn about our Trademark & Copyright Law services at https://clark.law/trademark-and-copyright-law/ or contact us at https://clark.law/contact/
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This podcast provides general information only and is not legal advice. Listening does not create an attorney-client relationship.