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	Benefits of federal trademark registration. Constructive notice nationwide of the trademark owner's claim. Evidence of ownership of the trademark. Jurisdiction of federal courts may be invoked.

Sellers of goods throughout the ages have put their names on things they produced. Some producers devised symbols or pictures to identify and distinguish their products. Before the 20th century, trademarks were usually symbols or pictures rather than words. Under the common law in each state, a seller who uses any symbol as a trademark acquires the legal right to prevent other sellers from using a similar mark. Many sellers federally register their trademarks for extra protection.

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	Patent Issued to Residents of The United States. Data includes utility, design, plant, and reissue patents. 1993   1994   1995   1996   1,503   1,503   1,642   1,701   Source: Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks.

Congress provided a nationwide register of trademarks for sellers who participate in interstate commerce with the federal Lanham Act, enacted in 1946. Any seller who uses another sellers trademark is an infringer and can be sued in state or federal court. Our Connecticut Trademark Lawyers can help you if someone has violated your trademark rights.

Connecticut Trademark Lawyers are specialists in trademark law. Connecticut Trademark Lawyers have the resources and expertise to represent you whether you are filing a trademark application or an infringement lawsuit.

The following are common trademark terms:

• Trademark Application
• Trademark Infringement
• Copyright
• Patent
• Intellectual Property
• Lanham Act
• USPTO

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Connecticut Audio & Video         U.S. Trademark Battles for Sounds and Phrases AUDIO, RM, 44Kbps, 3:50, 11/5/2004 NPR's Eric Weiner reports on some of the latest sounds and phrases being trademarked in the United States, including the state of Florida's effort to get exclusive rights to the title "Gateway to the Americas Source: NPR

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