Trademarks - or brands - can be among a company's most valuable assets. Some companies have enormous marketing departments focused on branding, while others have a single social media intern, but every company that provides goods or services is branding them somehow. Whether it's your company name, specific product names, a logo, or something more unique, your business probably owns atleast one trademark - though lawyers and laypeople alike often don't understand what this means, and how best to leverage and protect their rights. This webinar will introduce you to strategies for selecting and protecting your brands, and specific trademark issues you're likely to encounter as in-house counsel.
Topics to Be Discussed:
Selecting strong, protectable brands
Avoiding third party risks
Establishing and maintaining trademark rights
Reserving rights in brands you plan to use
Registering your trademark rights
Enforcing your rights against others
Related issues like domain names and social media usernames
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