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Unlike typical trademark infringement claims, the dilution doctrine centers on the preservation of a trademark’s uniqueness and value.
Intellectual Property

Trademarks: The Dilution Doctrine

Trademark laws are designed to prevent consumer confusion and protect the rights of businesses. Among the various facets of trademark law, the dilution doctrine plays

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Trademark Protection
Intellectual Property

Trademark Protection For Nonprofits

Trademark protection is a valuable tool because it protects your nonprofit’s proprietary intellectual property from theft and unauthorized use. Owning a trademark allows you to prevent others who might try to capitalize on the goodwill your nonprofit has built from using your intellectual property without your permission. Trademarking intellectual property provides an extra layer of protection for your nonprofit’s reputation and goodwill because it ensures your brand identity is not being misused by nefarious copycats masquerading as your nonprofit. 

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