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In this article, we’ll go over Class 36 trademark services. This category includes brands connected to a wide variety of insurance and financial services.
Class 45 protects individuals and businesses that perform personal, social, or security-related services, such as law firms and personal bodyguards.
This article covers Class 44, which protects services including healthcare, hygiene and beauty, and specific agricultural jobs such as gardening and animal breeding.
This trademark class has to do with the treatment or transformation of materials. This “treatment” usually involves chemical or mechanical processing, but it can also include transformation of organic products.
Class 39 covers any service relating to getting people and products from one place to another. Common examples include freight and shipping services.
Class 41 covers all services related to education or entertainment, both of people and animals. Some examples are publishing services, media production, and fitness centers.
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