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• A trademark solidifies your ownership of your intellectual property. By simply creating and using a logo, you automatically have the sole right to use it and take legal action against infringement. But by registering your trademark, that right is strengthened and you gain additional legal protections.
• A copyright does the same thing as a trademark.
• Registering a trademark with the USPTO grants you the following rights and protections:
The right to take legal action against alleged infringement of the trademark in federal court.
The public is notified of your trademark registration.
You are legally presumed to own the trademark and hold exclusive rights to use it in relation to the goods and/or services listed in your registration.
It paves the way for you to register your trademark in other countries more easily.
You may prevent the importation of foreign goods that infringe on your trademark.
