Publisher's Synopsis
First published in 1890, this book is a comprehensive guide to the laws and procedures governing trademarks in the United States. Drawing on decades of legal experience, Wallace Bartlett provides detailed information on the registration process, the legal protections afforded to trademarks, and the civil and criminal remedies available to trademark holders. With its authoritative analysis and practical advice, this book remains an essential resource for anyone involved in the creation, protection, or enforcement of trademarks.
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