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The process for trademarking a personal name is the same as for trademarking any other word mark: you must use the name in commerce connected to your goods/services. But in order to have robust rights and a shot at federal registration, there are a few more steps you might want to take.

If the name is a personal name you may use it a trademark, as long as a namesake does not beat you to the punch, meaning that your proposed personal name would not cause a likelihood of confusion with a similar name already in use for related goods or services.

In some cases, registering a trademark is straightforward and doing it by yourself probably wouldn't raise any issues. If your proposed symbol or mark is inherently unique and the class of goods or services you are registering for is clear, for example, there may not be a need to hire a trademark attorney.

A trademark offers legal protection to a company or brand. While business law does make a distinct difference between a business name and a trademark, it is important for company leadership to ensure that their business name is not too close to an already registered trademark, as this can lead to a potential lawsuit.

A DBA stands for “doing business as,” but you'll also find it as an “assumed name” and “fictitious name.” In Wisconsin, it's known as a “trade name” or “state trademark,” which also describes its function. A Wisconsin trade name is used to advertise your business under a different name than its legal name.

No, the registration is not required, but is a good way to notify the public of the use of a certain name or mark. Because it is not required the Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) has only a partial listing of marks in use by businesses/individuals operating in Wisconsin.

Documents Required Incorporation Certificate. If the trademark is registered under a company or LLP. Partnership Deed. If the trademark is registered under a partnership firm. PAN Card. Of the authorised signatory. Aadhaar Card. Of the authorised signatory. Form-48 Signed. Logo. MSME Certificate.

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135.03 Cancellation and alteration of dealerships. No grantor, directly or through any officer, agent or employee, may terminate, cancel, fail to renew or substantially change the competitive circumstances of a dealership agreement without good cause. The burden of proving good cause is on the grantor.