Trademarky
Someone is using my trademark: what you can do
Finding your name on someone else's product is not yet a case; it is three questions about how close the marks are, how related the goods are and who was first. A federal registration stops nobody by itself, but it makes every option cheaper: a cease-and-desist letter carries a registration number, a marketplace complaint form asks for one, and a court presumes you own the mark. At the USPTO you can file a letter of protest against a pending application, oppose it within 30 days of publication, or petition to cancel a registration. This guide walks through the options and the point at which each one needs the attorney.
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