Trademark Infringement
Definition:
Trademark infringement is the violation of the rights a person has
to a trademark by using the trademark without authorization. Trademark
infringement may occur when one party uses a trademark that is
either identical or confusingly similar to a trademark owner by another
party.
Consequences of Trademark Infringement:
Since trademarks distinguish a company from its competition, it is important to protect a trademark against trademark infringement. To successfully prove there has been trademark infringement, a trademark owner must prove that another party has used a similar trademark without getting consent and has been selling the good or service under that name. A trademark owner also needs to prove that the similar mark is likely to cause confusion, mistake or deception among consumers.What a Lawyer can do for you:
If you are a trademark owner and suspect trademark infringement, a trademark infringement lawyer can advise you. A lawyer can provide you with a "cease and desist" letter and help you seek temporary injunctive relief before litigation. A trademark infringement lawyer may be able to stop the infringement just by sending a violator written notice.Lawyer Referral Service:
If your trademark rights are being violated by trademark infringement, contact Attorney Search Network today. Attorney Search Network can help you find a trademark infringement lawyer in your area that handles trademark infringement.
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