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Avoiding Legal Issues with Advertising Claims
Does your business advertise? Do you have a website or social media account where you promote your products or...
Trademark Registration Process
A trademark application can usually be prepared in two to three hours of attorney time. The applicant may file (1) a “use” application or (2) an “intent-to-use” application. Each of these applications has different filing requirements.
Currently Not Collectible Status – I.R.S. Debt Collection Alternatives
If you cannot afford to pay the full amount of your tax debt owed to the Internal Revenue Service (“I.R.S.”), there may be collection alternatives available to you. One of these alternatives is having your account with the I.R.S. placed in Currently Not Collectible Status.
Why Register a Trademark?
Registration of a trademark, although not mandatory, is recommended because registration can substantially expand the common law rights of a trademark owner. A trademark may be registered federally at the USPTO if used in interstate commerce. Moreover, a trademark may be registered at the registration office in any of the 50 states where used.
Offers in Compromise – Debt Collection Alternatives
Offers in Compromise – I.R.S. Debt Collection Alternatives If you cannot afford to pay the full amount of your tax...
What is a Trademark?
A trademark is any word, name, symbol, or device used to identify the source or origin of goods/services and to distinguish the goods/services from others. In essence, a trademark designates a particular quality and reputation, which are developed over a period of time.