Many people believe that ownership of a US trademark registration automatically means that you can use your trademark throughout the United States. Although that is sometimes true, it is very possible that someone was using an identical or confusingly similar trademark before you even filed your trademark application. In this video, experienced US trademark attorney Morris Turek explains why it is still possible to be sued for trademark infringement even if you have a US trademark registration. As a trademark lawyer, Morris can offer suggestions, guidance, and advice so that this situation does not happen to you.
