The requirement to protect your trademark is a good thing.
There are a fairly limited number of useful marks because companies need fairly short names. Imagine if trademarks worked like copyright and modern companies had to worry about infringing the mark of a company that hasn't traded since 1940?
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It's almost like most of our laws were written by a bunch of lawyers.
The requirement to protect your trademark is a good thing.
There are a fairly limited number of useful marks because companies need fairly short names. Imagine if trademarks worked like copyright and modern companies had to worry about infringing the mark of a company that hasn't traded since 1940?
And knowing who paid the lawyers is an effective tl;dr -- what the law truly seeks to accomplish.