Definition: [ˈtreɪdmɑːrk lɔː] is a juridical institution regulating the use of symbols or product forms on the part of the manufacturer or the seller. Such identification logos serve to identify the goods of a certain brand and its recognizability in the consumer market. Services are also subject to the legislation. To obtain maximum protection, you must apply for registration, both at the federal and local level. Unregistered characters are usually marked with the letters “tm”. Firms may address a similar sign only if there is a difference in the offered commodities or services. Otherwise, there are confusion and legal proceedings.
Trademark Law In a Sentence:
- Trademark law significantly facilitates the struggle for the consumer in various market niches.
- Both perfume companies used one title, which led to confusion among buyers and violation of the trademark law.
Synonyms and related words: brand law, logo law, label law
