What is a Common Law Trademark?
A common law trademark is a type of legal protection you gain by using your name or logo in commerce in order to market your brand.
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A common law trademark is a type of legal protection you gain by using your name or logo in commerce in order to market your brand.
“Likelihood of confusion” is a term in trademark law which measures how likely it is for the average consumer to confuse the products or services of two brands.
Smells, sounds, shapes, colors, and movements have all been trademarked in the past. However, they all share one common element: brand distinctiveness.
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