Sentence examples for got a trademark from inspiring English sources

They consulted a lawyer right away, who told them the idea could not qualify for a patent, and then they got a trademark for the product logo and a copyright for the design; Ms. Skonberg, by contrast, saw a lawyer only after noticing all the copycat products and then got a trademark but not a copyright.

"He's got a trademarked name that can't be tarnished any more," said Hank Sheinkopf, a political consultant based in New York City.

The band got a trademark-infringement cease-and-desist notice from the actual U.S. Postal Service, which they resolved by playing a conference for post office employees.

Getting a trademark for the name or logo is crucial, she said.

The Kabbalah Centre tried this year to get a trademark for the red string, which it sells for $26 to $36, but the Patent and Trademark Office turned it down.

Update: my bad, they haven't had any success in getting a trademark on the word 'tweet', but they do own the 'twitter' trademark.

Madhu Goel, a 24-year-old second-year law student who came to the clinic in January, wrote a disclaimer for an advertising Web site, incorporated a home-care service for the elderly and helped Joycelyn Johnson get a trademark for her aunt Gracie Mae's coffee cakes.

Applying for and getting a trademark is an easy process.

You can get a trademark look or phrase.

Get a trademark on your company's name.

If they have, you won't be able to get a trademark.