Trademark Legal Coach is a guide for business owners and individuals engaged in commercial enterprise. Included are the complete statutes and rules that govern trademark registration and law in the United States: U.S. Code (Title 15) and Code of Federal Regulations (Title 37, Parts 2, 6 & 7). The most important provisions have been organized into a helpful Registration Guide: (1) Search & Classification, (2) Application, (3) Drawing, (4) Specimens, (5) Post Registration & Renewal, (6) Fees, (7) Types of Registration, (8) Service Marks, and (9) Infringement. Part 2 of the CFR are the Trademark Rules and provide detailed procedure for statutory requirements. For example, 15 USC 1051 states that the applicant shall submit the number of specimens as required by the Director. 37 CFR 2.56 defines what is a specimen (i.e. label, tag, or container for the goods, or a display associated with the goods) and size constraints. Flip between three tabs (Guide, Statute, and CFR) to read up to three different statutes/rules without scrolling back. Michael Elliot Byczek is a licensed attorney in the State of Illinois and formally trained computer science professional. His consulting company in Chicago assists business owners obtain a trademark as a legal coach. This guide is not a replacement for legal advice and does not guarantee that the USPTO will approve a trademark application. U.S.C. provisions reflect the most current official version (January 3, 2007). Updates from P.L. 110-313 and 110-403 are included. CFR provisions are current as of March 20, 2009. |
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