IC 036. US 100 101 102. G & S: Charitable fundraising services; providing educational scholarships. FIRST USE: 20081200. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20081200
IC 041. US 100 101 107. G & S: Educational services, namely, developing international student exchange programs; consulting services in the field of educational partnerships between educational institutions in Japan and the United States for the purpose of creating student exchange programs; consulting services in the field of educational opportunities for Japanese students in the United States; consulting services in the field of educational opportunities for American students in Japan; consulting services in the field of sports, music, and arts education; developing cultural awareness programs between the United States and Japan for educational purposes. FIRST USE: 20081200. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 20081200
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 The Madrid Agreement Overview Types Of Passing Off
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.
Most Popular on Site
 | 1 of 3 |  |
