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Condolences on the loss of your brother - I am sure he would be very proud of the finished store. Best of luck with it!
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There are several reasons for not worrying about using the mark. "Clutch" is an unmodified English word, used here in an English-speaking country, not in competition with any band, and is moreover your corporate name, Clutch, Inc., distinctively rendered as a trademark. Being in Sparks, you'll want to put small full cap "TM" beside it to protect it as a mark, and to look forward to when (after a year or more of TM use) you can register it. (Premature use of the encircled R puts an axe through ever registering it, here in the States.) Look into Nevada trademark provisions, several States have them in addition to Federal provisions, and at nominal cost (Federal is expensive, when the time comes).
Thanks everybody. Im not much of a coder and OC has made this very easy. I like that.butte wrote:V. nice, is bound together. SInce it's 1.5.5.1 (admin/log-in), you'll probably want to put the current Full ckeditor.com/download/ package into the ckeditor/ tree (resolves, prevents several problems). Your theme193/ seems to be behaving itself. He would approve.
In response to the Clutch brand, Im registered as Clutch, Incorporated, LLC and have looked into the name. All is good there. Im not sure what all this means, Butte. Can you clarify, please?
The trademark itself warrants protection across state lines. The little TM gives that. Nevada will probably have its own statutory protections of marks that can be registered with Nevada (marks being marks, unlike registering corporations and other entities, which are paper "persons" -- a mark is not even a paper "person"). The Federal encircled R affords utmost protection but you dare not use that symbol before using the mark, with or without TM, for at least a year beforehand or you'll destroy Federal registration by using that symbol prematurely. You can look at trademark registration information with the Federal government, various attorneys who do those, and Nevada provisions on-line. If Nevada happens not to have them, you can see such provisions for California on-line so that you'll see that part of what I meant.
in California and most other states, corporations and LLCs are two different kinds of entities, so you might have worded that wrong or confused yourself. It is not a good idea for something that is not a corporation as such to say that it is; ditto, as to saying LLC instead. Gotta keep your kinds of paper "persons" straight (corporations, LLCs, associations, partnerships, etc.), it is not trivial.
Great info!! Thank you! But, I was referring to the section about installing something on the store given that Im on 1.5.5.1??butte wrote:The corporate or LLC name is perforce registered with the Nevada Secretary of State. That, in Nevada, is protected. A like name could be used by someone else in another state, unless you set up in the other 49 states, but there is a practical limit to doing that and even the big corporations ordinarily do not worry about that, unfair competition affords them ample ground for landing as a one-ton brick if need be in what is called a court of competent jurisdiction.
The trademark itself warrants protection across state lines. The little TM gives that. Nevada will probably have its own statutory protections of marks that can be registered with Nevada (marks being marks, unlike registering corporations and other entities, which are paper "persons" -- a mark is not even a paper "person"). The Federal encircled R affords utmost protection but you dare not use that symbol before using the mark, with or without TM, for at least a year beforehand or you'll destroy Federal registration by using that symbol prematurely. You can look at trademark registration information with the Federal government, various attorneys who do those, and Nevada provisions on-line. If Nevada happens not to have them, you can see such provisions for California on-line so that you'll see that part of what I meant.
On logo, add tiny full cap "TM" beside the mainstay of the logo, either ON the graphic or in small enough type forced to appear immediately beside or under it. On the graphic is probably simplest. For that, OC version doesn't matter, it'll work the same way from 1.5.0.0 (even earlier) onward.
Sorry for the confusion. Im talking about this part?butte wrote:V. nice, is bound together. SInce it's 1.5.5.1 (admin/log-in), you'll probably want to put the current Full ckeditor.com/download/ package into the ckeditor/ tree (resolves, prevents several problems).
Thank you very much!! I appreciate the feedback and the kind words.TotalWeb wrote:I think this is a great looking store and the product designs are also very good. The Day of the Dead t-shirt is just my cup of tea
Condolences on the loss of your brother - I am sure he would be very proud of the finished store. Best of luck with it!
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