IP Insights™: Trademark Clearance and Filing

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Rose Garansi

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1. What is a trademark

1.1 Introduction and Part 1 Materials.pdf

1. What is a trademark.mp4

11:48

2. Quiz 1 What is a trademark.html

2. Why do I need a trademark

1.1 Part 2 Materials.pdf

1. Why do I need a trademark.mp4

06:57

2. Quiz 2 Why do I need a trademark.html

3. How do I draft goodsservices for my trademark

1.1 Part 3 Materials.pdf

1.2 Section 1400 of the Trademark Manual of Examining Procedure (TMEP).html

1.3 Trademark ID Manual on the USPTO website.html

1. How do I draft goodsservices for my trademark.mp4

09:31

2. Quiz 3 How do I draft goodsservices for my trademark.html

4. How to conduct a basic trademark database search

1.1 Part 4 Materials.pdf

1.2 Section 1207.01 of the TMEP.html

1.3 USPTO Design Search Code Manual.html

1.4 USPTOs TESS website.html

1. How to conduct a basic trademark database search.mp4

29:09

2. Quiz 4 How to conduct a basic trademark search.html

5. How to conduct a basic common law trademark search

1.1 Google search engine.html

1.2 Part 5 Materials.pdf

1. How to conduct a basic common law trademark search.mp4

12:57

2. Quiz 5 How to conduct a basic common law trademark search.html

6. How to analyze your basic trademark search results

1.1 Part 6 Materials.pdf

1.2 Section 1207 of the TMEP.html

1.3 Wayback Machine webpage to view archived webpages.html

1. How to analyze your basic trademark search results.mp4

41:54

2. Quiz 6 How to analyze your basic trademark search results.html

7. Save all of your search results for your records

1.1 Part 7 Materials.pdf

1. Save all of your search results for your records.mp4

05:35

2. Quiz 7 Save all of your search results for your records.html

8. How to file a basic trademark application

1.1 Part 8 Materials.pdf

1.2 USPTOs TEAS website to file your trademark application.html

1. How to file a basic trademark application.mp4

23:19

2. Quiz 8 How to file a basic trademark application.html

Description

Learn DIY trademark clearance and trademark filing in the United States

What You'll Learn?

Conduct a trademark search in the USA
Analyze your search results for the availability of a trademark
Drafting goods/services for your trademark
File a trademark in the USA
Disclaimer: IP Insights™ materials are created for educational and general informational purposes, and are not a substitute for legal advice.

Who is this for?

Small business owners, individuals, general law practitioners, and/or law school attendees or law school graduates interested in IP

What You Need to Know?

No prior trademark or other prior intellectual property knowledge needed. You will learn the basics of trademark clearance and filing in this beginner course.

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What if you could DIY intellectual property (IP)?

You can!

Why struggle with how to file a trademark on your own or pay costly fees to have someone else do something so simple? In IP Insights: Trademark Clearance and Filing, Rose Garansi shares how you can DIY IP in easy-to-follow steps set at your own pace.

This course contains DIY IP information meant for everyone (including new law graduates, general practitioners, individuals, and small businesses)! Learn how to conduct trademark clearance for your mark and file a trademark application for your mark at the USPTO.

By the end of this online course you will understand the basics in getting a trademark and why you need one. You will be able to conduct trademark clearance of your proposed mark, and go through the steps to file your trademark at the USPTO if it is clear. The course includes useful trademark information, materials from our e-book, e-worksheets, and quizzes to help guide you through your lessons and retain the information taught.

The course is broken down into eight easy-to-follow guided sections designed for your learning development:

Section 1: What is a trademark?
Section 2: Why do I need a trademark?
Section 3: How to draft goods/services for your trademark
Section 4: How to conduct a basic trademark database search on the USPTO website
Section 5: How to conduct a basic common law trademark search on a search engine
Section 6: How to analyze your trademark search results
Section 7: How to save your records of your trademark search, and
Section 8: How to file a basic trademark application

IP Insightsâ„¢ courses by FreedomRose empower individuals to take their intellectual property needs into their own hands and learn on their own time. Start learning and empowering yourself with DIY IP today!
Who this course is for:
Small business owners, individuals, general law practitioners, and/or law school attendees or law school graduates interested in IP

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Juris Doctor from GW Law School. Former big law lawyer and in-house counsel for a tech company. Admitted in Virginia and D.C. Trademarks, copyright, domain names, advertising, and all things IP are my bread and butter. I'm here because I believe that information on IP should be easily digestible and accessible for everyone, including new law graduates, general practitioners, individuals, and small businesses.Through FreedomRose LLC, I launched IP Insights™ e-books, online courses, and worksheets, which takes the information that should be available for the public to know and easily apply themselves to their own IP issues at the fraction of the cost it would take to hire an attorney.Learn IP with me!Disclaimer: While the IP Insights™ online courses and materials offered by FreedomRose are intended to help you become independent and self-reliant in intellectual property, they have been created for educational, entertainment, and general informational purposes only, and are not intended as a substitute for legal advice. FreedomRose is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. FreedomRose always recommends that you seek professional help for all individual questions, issues and concerns.

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