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Using Unique Product Features or Designs to Register Trademarks

Brand identity extends well beyond a brand name to encompass various elements. To truly protect your brand, consider what other features or designs can be registered as trademarks.

8 minute read September 01, 2024 at 12:09 AM
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Marc P. Misthal
Using Unique Product Features or Designs to Register Trademarks

Billy Joel famously sang about how dressing in fashion requires a lot of money. Still, today's fashionistas want to achieve stylish looks for less, whether from an established fashion house or an up-and-coming designer.

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