Trademark

/ˈtrādmärk/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A distinctive sign or indicator used by a business to identify its products or services and distinguish them from others.
    The company registered a trademark for its unique logo.
  2. (v.) To register or indicate (a product or service) with a distinctive mark to signify ownership or origin.
    They trademarked the brand name before launching the product.

Forms

  • trademarks
  • trademarked
  • trademarking

Commentary

When drafting, ensure trademarks are distinctive and avoid generic terms to maintain enforceability.

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