IC 016. US 002 005 022 023 029 037 038 050. G & S: desk pads, desk file trays, memo boxes, paperweights, calendars, desk top organizers, address books, phone number books, not made of leather, agendas, planners, namely daily and desktop planners and bookmarkers. FIRST USE: 19761000. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19761000
IC 018. US 001 002 003 022 041. G & S: luggage, briefcases, briefcase-type portfolios; backpacks, handbags, clutch bags, tote bags, shoulder bags, rucksacks, purses, make-up cases sold empty, wallets; travel accessories, namely travel bags, garment bags, shoe bags for travel, cosmetic bags and leather pouches sold empty, and business card cases. FIRST USE: 19761000. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19761000
IC 020. US 002 013 022 025 032 050. G & S: jewel cases not of precious metal and non-metal money clips. FIRST USE: 19761000. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19761000
Comments
Popular In Trademark
Trademark Registration Overview How To Trademark A Name Trademark Symbols Remedies To Trademark Infringement Defenses Against Trademark Infringement Paris Convention How To Report Trademark Infringement Tm Symbol Trademarks Common Law And Trademarks How To Register A Trademark Types Of Passing Off The Madrid Agreement Overview
Related Articles
Copyright Infringements In Depth Copyright is a form of intellectual property law designed to protect authors of creative work from unauthorized reproduction, copying, and selling.
10 Copyright Laws You Have To KnowCopyrighting creative works is a legal process that is subject to specific laws and regulations.
5 Facts To Know About CopyrightCopyright infringement is considered to be punishable by law in the United States.
A Brief Overview of Trademark RegistrationTrademark registration is required if someone or a company wants to be protected by the exclusive bundle of rights granted to a registered trademark owner.
What are the Legal Consequences Of Plagiarism Individuals caught plagiarizing can face serious consequences.
An Overview of Trademark NamesWhen Can a Business Use Trademark Names?In order for a business to trademark a name, the actual name should fulfill certain requirements.
