Trademark Protection of Letters Law and Legal Definition
Alphabetic and Alphanumeric characters can be protected under trademark law. They are the most common form of trademark, otherwise known as textual or lingual marks. Such textual marks receive their broadest protection if they are used as trademarks in block-letter format, without specialized fonts, coloring or other stylized features. If lingual marks are used with stylized features, but registered as block letters alone, or used in a variety of different stylized formats, then protection can extend to all similar configurations of letters.
Legal Definition list
- Trademark Protection of Labels
- Trademark Protection of Geographical Terms
- Trademark Protection for Presidents’ Names
- Trademark Postal System
- Trademark Official Gazette (TMOG)
- Trademark Protection of Letters
- Trademark Protection of Music
- Trademark Protection of Music Notation
- Trademark Protection of Packaging
- Trademark Protection of Shapes
- Trademark Protection of Slogans
