“nvntr™” is Our Trademark
Get your brand trademarked or track the one you have. To get started, we need your trade mark/name and/or trade logo/symbol. Tell us in which
class you want to search and in what country. Note that additional search charges accrue with each additional class and/or country you want to
search. Find more information on trademarks and copyrights, and our process, below.
Copyrights protect your original works such as paintings, photographs, illustrations, musical compositions, sound recordings, computer programs,
books, poems, blog posts, movies, architectural works, plays, etc. These rights can enhance your overall IP protection for your product, and are the
strongest form of IP in that they last for the author’s lifetime plus 70 years! Read more below.
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• Trademarks were created to protect businesses from unfair competition and eliminate confusion in the marketplace
• A trademark can be any word or symbol or combination of both used to distinguish identity for a brand, product or service
• A trademark search is an important step prior to filing for a trademark, protecting the applicant from non-refundable fees and wasted time
• Search and find out if your mark is infringing to avoid legal actions, If it’s not, you can register your mark as a trademark
• Claims your brand as your own
• Makes it much easier to legally protect yourself from others using your mark
• Trademarks are an asset that can be monetized and licensed
• A broad search is repeated regularly in each jurisdiction to detect potentially infringing or confusing trademark filings.
• Trademark owners are responsible for enforcing their own trademark rights
• Periodically monitors trademark filings which conflict with client’s marks and may be a potential business risk
• The monitoring service is designed to detect potential oversights by the
trademark office
• Provides a second opinion on trademark office decisions
• Lets you react quickly to file opposition for a mark
• Greatly reduces the risk of infringing marks appearing on the market
• Helps ensure your trademarks are secure across all monitored jurisdictions
• A broad search is repeated regularly in each jurisdiction to detect potentially infringing or confusing trademark filings
• Trademark owners are responsible for enforcing their own trademark rights
• Periodically monitors trademark filings which conflict with client’s marks and may be a potential business risk
• The monitoring service is designed to detect potential oversights by the trademark office
• Provides a second opinion on trademark office decisions
• Lets you react quickly to file opposition for a mark
• Greatly reduces the risk of infringing marks appearing on the market
• Helps ensure your trademarks are secure across all monitored jurisdictions
• A comprehensive search is repeated monthly to detect potentially infringing copyright filings
• Copyright owners are responsible for enforcing their own rights
• Periodically monitors copyright filings which conflict with client’s work and may be a potential business risk
• The monitoring service is designed to detect potential oversights by the Register of Copyrights
• Provides a second opinion on trademark office decisions
• Lets you react quickly to file opposition for a mark
• Greatly reduces the risk of infringing marks appearing on the market
From the U.S. Copyright Office:
• A Copyright is a type of intellectual property that protects original works of authorship as soon as an author fixes the work in a tangible form of expression. In copyright law, there are a lot of different types of works, including paintings, photographs, illustrations, musical compositions, sound recordings, computer programs, books, poems, blog posts, movies, architectural works, plays, and so much more!
• The symbol “©” denotes copyrighted material.
It’s Value Explained in Chapter 6 of “As Stolen on TV” © 2019 Randy Cooper Foundation, authored by Paula Brillson Phillips:
• “The copyright is so overlooked that even product attorneys forget what a powerful member of the IP protection league it is. For example, patent rights enforcement is technical and complex and often requires long, costly legal battles with Tony Stark caliber experts to prove infringement. However, copyrights, which protect property such as images, illustrations, infomercials, and product packaging, are pretty easy to eyeball, even for an untrained juror.”
• “Copyright is also the most affordable IP protection to secure, (e.g., $35 per image to register and $55 to register up to 750 images).
Moreover, copyright infringement triggers statutory damages that can soar up to $30,000 per occurrence; plus, recovery of attorney’s fees if you file your copyright within 90 days of using it. As such, trial attorneys are more willing to take on a (properly registered) copyright infringement case on a contingency basis, which means you won’t have to pay anything upfront. Of course, statutory damages are merely a fallback, with many product owners wanting to recover actual damages (i.e, lost profits), which is an entirely different hulk of a task.”
• “Additionally, the copyright is the only member of the IP protection league that successfully combats counterfeit sales on platforms such
as Amazon; trademark registration alone will not suffice to remove counterfeits on Amazon. To be sure, the counterfeit seller merely has to allege that it is selling a legitimate product, and then there is no infringement thanks to the First Sale Doctrine (This provides that an individual who purchases a copy of a copyrighted work owns the title to it. He or she can sell, display or otherwise dispose of that particular copy, without violating the rights of the copyright owner). Counterfeiters tend to overlook this salient point when they use original images to promote products online.”
Take this important first step today! Use our patent search to see if your idea is already out there! We can help with any patent, trademark, and/or copyright issues.