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We represent A LOT of ecommerce sellers, and ecommerce usually involves Amazon. Amazon recognized fairly early on that they had the power and the obligation to protect their sellers from trademark fraud in the form of counterfeit products, but also the ability...
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Podcast Summary Steve Weigler and Joe Valley with "The Quiet Light" Podcast discuss why trademarks matter and how to get them. Clicking the link above, you will access the entire episode, transcription of the podcast, and more information about Joe Valley. Below is a...
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EmergeCounsel is proud to announce our newest flat-fee offering: trademark for Amazon sellers wishing to take advantage of Amazon's Brand Registry 2.0 and protect their products and intellectual property from counterfeiters, cloners, and...
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To commemorate EmergeCounsel's eighth anniversary, I decided to review my professional raison d’être/ “reason for being.” Many clients know EmergeCounsel as a go-to source for comprehensive and process-driven trademark and IP protection. Others know me personally as...
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The importance of international trademark protection, and what is the best option for your business? A trademark is a source indicator to distinguish an entity’s goods and services from others. It is also known as a brand (think Oreos for cookies, Spotify as a music...
In Berman, the US Court of Appeals clarified website design requirements, essentially ruling that consumers can only be bound to terms of service,
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The importance of international trademark protection, and what is the best option for your business? A trademark is a source indicator to distinguish an entity’s goods and services from others. It is also known as a brand (think Oreos for cookies, Spotify as a music...
In Berman, the US Court of Appeals clarified website design requirements, essentially ruling that consumers can only be bound to terms of service,