Trademarks and Unfair Competition | Alison Burke
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Alison Burke
Trademarks and Unfair Competition
Kruger Brentt Publisher UK. LTD.

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Páginas: 398
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ISBN: 9781787153721

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Alison Burke
Trademarks and Unfair Competition
Kruger Brentt Publisher UK. LTD.

Libro disponible en 5 dias hábiles.

Páginas: 398
Precio: 6995.0
Estado: Nuevo
Peso: 0.746 kgs.
ISBN: 9781787153721

Trademark Basics: Introduce the fundamental concepts of trademarks including their purpose types (e.g. word marks design marks service marks) and the legal protections they provide to brand names logos and symbols.Trademark Registration: Discuss the process of registering trademarks with relevant authorities such as the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) including the benefits of registration and the requirements for protection.Trademark Infringement: Explore what constitutes trademark infringement including unauthorized use of similar or identical marks that could cause confusion among consumers and the legal remedies available to trademark holders.Trademark Dilution: Examine the concept of trademark dilution where a famous trademark's distinctiveness and reputation are weakened through unauthorized use even if there is no direct competition or consumer confusion.Unfair Competition Practices: Address various unfair competition practices including misrepresentation false advertising and passing off where businesses deceive consumers by imitating or misusing another company's branding or products.Trade Dress Protection: Discuss the concept of trade dress which refers to the visual appearance and packaging of a product and how it can be protected under trademark law to prevent imitation and protect brand identity.