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By Admin on April 19, 2022
Posted in Business Management

Every company, no matter the industry, relies on its name and reputation to develop customers and generate revenue. Think about the brands that dominate American culture such as Nike, Wal-Mart, Amazon or McDonald’s, then imagine those businesses without the ability to adequately protect their names, slogans and logos. No doubt the vultures would circle and brand power would most likely become short lived or otherwise diluted to the point of non-existence. The construction industry is not exempt, and the industry leaders benefit from identifiable names and logos, built over years of reputation and brand building. While the tools necessary to protect your company’s brand exist at the state and federal level, many business owners or leaders are unfamiliar with the trademark process and unaware of the consequences of not utilizing those tools.

In an article published by Construction Executive in April 2022, JP Vogel and Carol Wilhelm outline the trademark process and explain the consequences for not utilizing existing tools to protect your company’s brand at the state and federal level.

Click here to read the article.

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