Emily Brooks

When it comes to trademarking a logo, setting a specific color as part of that trademark might cause issues if you go international later. Here’s what you need to know.

Your domain name is practically a part of your trademark strategy, so you need to treat it as such. Here are some challenges you might experience on registering domains as trademarks.

Don’t fall victim to trademark squatting abroad. Learn what it is, how it works, and how to proactively protect your brand globally.

Wondering if your global digital brand is protected? Explore how international trademarks defend your business in the online world.

Avoid costly errors when expanding your trademark internationally. Discover the top 7 mistakes and how to stay protected across borders.

Learn how international trademarks work, including the Madrid System, and why securing your brand globally is essential for modern businesses.

Franchising can lead to unexpected complications when you need to protect your trademark, so make sure you cover your bases before committing to this monumental move.

Cybersquatting is one of the most common domain disputes involving trademark protection. Learn how to spot and prevent it to get a leg up on malicious actors.

Trying to enter a foreign market? There are two routes you can take for trademark protection. Here’s why you should decide between local and international law companies to take your business.

Even if you file a trademark internationally, it might get damaged by cultural and linguistic misunderstandings. For complete trademark protection, you need to go the extra mile.