Can You Trademark a Book Title? Understanding the Basics and Exceptions

A trademark may be able to protect your book title, but it is more difficult than you think. Generally, a trademark typically will not be granted to protect a book title, there are some exceptions. You may be able to obtain trademark protection of your book title if your title is distinctive enough, a part of a series, or an overall part of your brand. 

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An Intro to Trademark Licensing – How Can a Trademark License Agreement Help Your Business Generate Income?

Trademark licensing is the process where a trademark owner agrees to give another person or company permission to use its trademark, in a commercial setting, in exchange for a fee. There are many reasons why licensing a trademark can be very advantageous. Trademark licenses are complex with several points to be negotiated. An attorney who is well acquainted with trademark licensing is invaluable in providing information regarding licensing requirements and advice in creating and negotiating a trademark license.

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Registering a Trademark – The Six Step Process of Applying for a Trademark in the US

Applying for a trademark can be done without a trademark lawyer. However, it is highly recommended that you strongly consider hiring one to assist you with your application. A trademark can be one of the most valuable assets in your company’s intellectual property portfolio and having your application done correctly can help you in ensuring your protections are in order. All and all, the trademark registration process is a six-step process that can last anywhere from six months to 24 months to complete. In this blog post by Cordero Law, we go over the six steps to help you understand what you will be facing in the trademark process.

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Cease and Desist Letters: What Are They, and What Should You Do?

Receiving a sternly worded letter from a law firm on behalf of another person or company ordering you to stop doing something can be stressful, especially if you are not familiar with “cease and desist” letters. Although they can be unsettling, cease and desist letters are fairly common.

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Four Ways to Legally Protect Yourself as a Music Artist

The music industry is a lot different than how it was years ago.  With the increasing power of social media, the independent revolution has flurished.  More often than not, artists are self releasing their music and becoming celebrities over night.  And while the rise of the independent world has a multitude of benefits for the

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