A User-Friendly Handbook on Understanding Trademarks
Intellectual-property lawyer Lee Wilson, who has been studying and writing about trademark law for more than thirty years, knows that trademarks are a crucial part of the American economy. In plain language with scores of real-life examples, this new edition of The Trademark Guide draws on Wilson's experience and addresses issues important to both would-be trademark owners and those who already own trademarks, including:
How to choose a trademark without risking a lawsuit
How trademark rights are gained and perfected
How to use a trademark properly
What constitutes trademark infringement
What to do if your trademark is infringed
How trademark law applies to new media
And much more
Completely updated to reflect recent court decisions and changes in the law, this edition features an Internet trademark resources list and expanded information on trademarks in the digital world. Packed with examples, FAQs, and a glossary, The Trademark Guide, Third Edition, will become the go-to for anyone with questions about the complexities of trademark law.
