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Trademarks
Did you know that before you pick a name or logo for your business, doing a trademark search is one of the most important steps you can take? Skipping this step could lead to expensive legal battles or even force you to change your brand after you’ve already invested time and money.
Here’s why a trademark search matters:
- Avoid Legal Trouble: A trademark search helps you find out if someone else is already using a similar name or logo. If they are, using it could land you in court.
- Save Money: Rebranding after a trademark conflict can be costly—think about all the signs, packaging, and marketing you’d need to change. A search upfront can help you avoid these expenses.
- Strengthen Your Brand: A thorough search ensures your name or logo is unique, which makes it easier to protect and build your brand in the long run.
- Gain Peace of Mind: Knowing that your trademark is clear gives you the confidence to invest in your business without worrying about unexpected legal issues.
Doing a trademark search before you start using a name or logo isn’t just a smart move—it’s a crucial step in protecting your business’s future. It’s a small investment that can save you from big problems down the road!
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Ariel A. Bivas, Esq.
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718-790-6175
www.shehebarlaw.com
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