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William D Ramos
Focused on protecting your assets! Trademarks nationwide, Estate Planning in NC.
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- North Carolina State Bar # 55287
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- Trademarks
- Trademark Litigation, Trademark Registration
- Estate Planning
- Health Care Directives, Trusts, Wills
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Spanish: Spoken, Written
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- Q. How do I acquire this trademark? This company was established by my great-great-grandfather; I’d like to re-establish.
- A: Hi, A lot of detail is missing but I will provide the best answer possible in light of this. If this trademark has been used, and continues to be used, in the condiments business, you have a common law claim to its being trademarked. This does not impart the same protections as being properly registered with the USPTO but it does provide for some local/regional protections. If the trademark had been sued but has not been used for some time, common law protections may not exist. I will assume you wish to reestablish rather than reacquire as reacquiring implies it was lost. Reestablishing would imply that it has been dormant and you wish to reactivate uts use. As I wrote initially, there is a lot of detail missing that would allow for a more complete response. Main suggestion, contact a trademark attorney to do a comprehensive research and analysis that would best inform you and your options.
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