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Toggle navigation Home About Us Our People What We Do Resources Careers Contact Us Trademark Law in India – Types of Trademarks, Registration Procedure and Acquired Distinctiveness of Generic Words Home  I. TRADEMARKS A trademark may be a word, sign, and symbol or even graphic that is applied to a company, goods or services to distinguish them from those of the competitors. For example a brand, product, company name, or logo. This enables consumers to identify, purchase and enjoy products and services based on their specific characteristics and quality, as promised by the said trademark/owner. A trademark can be composed of logos, images, words, short phrases, colours or even a compound of all of these. The most commonly used are words and pictures however, other distinguishable marks may also be used if they are capable of graphical representation. For instance Louis Vuitton, the famous luxury brand has obtained a trademark for its check pattern which is known as the Damier Patter...

Vakilsearch | Blog How to Check If My Company Name  How to Check If My Company Name Is Trademark in India Tata Motors has registered the name Timero, according to the Ministry of Trade and Industry database. As a result, Tata Timero is likely to be the official name of the company’s next micro-SUV, which is expected to debut by the end of 2020. Last year, the company filed a trademark application. Anyone can use the USPTO or TESS electronic trademark search system to look for trademarks for free. While searching for direct name matches is simple, searching for brands can be difficult, and you may need assistance with a more thorough search. Keep in mind that a trademark search with the USPTO will only return trademarks. There are no governmental or customary rights associated with any TM that could limit your ability to use it in a specific location. A more thorough examination of trademarks will assist you in locating those trademarks and ensuring that you can confidently use and ...

Consumers increasingly expect information security, therefore the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) developed ISO 27001 certification, a set of security standards that enterprises can use to keep their data safe. While there are standards that govern certain sorts of information, such as HIPAA for personal health information and GDPR for EU individuals’ information, data including your company’s financial information, intellectual property, and employee information must all be kept safe. While ISO 27001 isn’t a legally binding security standard, it is widely accepted and anticipated, and almost all enterprises will profit from it. We’ll go through what the standard is, who benefits from certification, and how to get your ISO 27001 certification in this post. What is the scope of ISO 27001 Certification? ISO 27001 certification is one of a small number of information security standards released by the ISO. The ISO/IEC 27000 set of standards promotes best practices for...