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Non-Traditional Trademarks

Non-Traditional Trademarks

by Mariah Stewart | Feb 26, 2021 | All Up In Yo' (Personal) Business, All Up In Yo' Business, General, Trademarks

Most of us know about the common types of trademarks. With business names and logos being the most commonly used as trademarks by businesses. But a trademark can be anything. I can almost hear you thinking “what’s anything?” A trademark is any word,...
Trademark Registration Process Explained

Trademark Registration Process Explained

by Mariah Stewart | Feb 11, 2021 | All Up In Yo' Business, Running Your Business, Starting a Business, Trademarks

If there is one thing that can be said for sure about the trademark registration process, it’s that the process is not short. There are a lot of different phases that your trademark will be subject to before it’s registered with the United States Patent...
Trademark Disclaimers & Office Actions

Trademark Disclaimers & Office Actions

by Mariah Stewart | Jan 21, 2021 | All Up In Yo' Business, Trademarks

When protecting your brand it’s important to know about trademark disclaimers and office actions. Specifically, what it means to disclaim a part of your trademark, why, when you should do so, and what office actions can come about. Insight into the trademark...
Trademark Applications: TEAS Plus vs TEAS Standard

Trademark Applications: TEAS Plus vs TEAS Standard

by Aiden Durham | Jan 14, 2021 | All Up In Yo' Business, Running Your Business, Trademarks

Applying to register a trademark can be confusing. Right off the bat, the big question is: which application do I use? If you navigate to the USPTO website, you will notice there are two options for filing: TEAS Plus and TEAS Standard. (There are other options for...
How to Change Your Business Name

How to Change Your Business Name

by Aiden Durham | Dec 17, 2020 | All Up In Yo' Business, General, LLCs, Online Business, Running Your Business, S Corporations, Single-Member LLCs, Starting a Business, Trademarks

There are a lot of reasons you may want to change your business name. Maybe you started your business young and your business name just doesn’t vibe with you anymore. Or maybe you’ve pivoted your product and service offerings and the name no longer fits. ...
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