Defending Trademark Infringement
- By Nick Johnson
- Published 05/3/2007
- Copyright
- Unrated
Nick Johnson
Nick Johnson is a lead counsel with Johnson Law Group, a law firm with principal offices located in Houston, Texas. Mr. Johnson specializes in representing plaintiffs with injury cases involving mesothelioma. Contact Nick Johnson at 1-888-311-5522 or visit http://www.johnsonlawgroup.com
Defending Trademark Infringement
Patent infringement is considered the theft of an invention, idea, or enhancement that has been filed with the U.S. Patent Office, with a given time frame of acceptable overlap of one year.
The U.S. Patent Office is responsible for determining whether or not a patent can be granted based
on the information given by the applicant. Trademark infringement is the use of a company's or individual's registered trademark, a trademark being a sign, symbol, or emblem used to distinguish one company's or individual's trademark from another, such as RCA uses a specific dog in a specific position as their trademark.
The U.S. Patent Office is responsible for determining whether or not a patent can be granted based
