Friday, July 20, 2018

Trademark filing without an Attorney

Trademark Filing with an Attorney


Navigating the trademark filing process and responding to office actions can be a daunting journey for businesses aiming to protect their brand identity. Our expert services simplify this path, transforming complex legal challenges into seamless steps towards securing your trademark. With precision and personalized strategy, we guide you through every stage of trademark filing, ensuring your application stands out. And when faced with office actions, our tailored responses address concerns with clarity and legal acumen, significantly increasing the likelihood of a favorable outcome. Let us empower your brand's journey with expertise and confidence, securing your trademark rights and laying a solid foundation for your business's future growth.

The lowest-cost trademark application option from TrademarKraft provides a trademark application without an attorney. The direct-hit search identifies any trademarks that will block your application, and the application is reviewed for common problems that could prevent your trademark registration. Then the application is monitored as it goes through examination.

TrademarKraft can also enforce your trademark online against trademark abuse by your competitors, using the DMCA Takedown Notice Process, your trademark and copyright to prevent the unauthorized use of your trademark online.

Friday, July 6, 2018

A cheap trademark filer for tech companies and start-ups

We recently posted on trademark companies that are able to serve the tech sector and start-ups without an attorney and the costs that an attorney brings. Here is another one: TrademarKraft provides cheap trademark applications, reviews the trademark for common errors like descriptiveness or being a surname. After you approve or your trademark application and review the direct-hit search results, they will file the trademark for you. 
Looks like it contains a variety of trademark services for one cheap price. I think it will be worth checking out if you are in the market for a trademark. www.trademarkraft.com.

Monday, June 18, 2018

For trademark applications at a reasonable price, check this out!

Nomad trademark lawyer is now filing trademarks for the public, at a reasonable price. California Trademark Attorney Nyall Engfield, with over 10 years experience in trademarks, can help you directly with protecting your brand name. Trademark attorneys with experience at a reasonable price are hard to find!

Nomad is focused on filing and prosecuting trademarks before the USPTO, in Canada and worldwide through the Madrid Protocol Trademark Filing System. Once your mark is registered, Nomad also helps with trademark monitoring services to provide you with regular updates on the use of your trademark by competitors.

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

New indoor cycling training aid - first person video and dashboard

In the cold Canadian winter, there aren't as many chances to get out and peddle as we would like, but keeping the cycling up is key to keeping in shape and hitting the spring in good form. Recently Ride Fit (www.ride-fit.com) has come out with a new series of virtual indoor cycle training videos that provides a more interesting indoor cycling experience.  To provide the most realistic virtual cycling experience possible, Ride Fit videos are shot from the first person perspective so that users feel like they are on the road.  Shown below, a simple on-screen digital dashboard also provides critical workout information (such as target resistance, cadence and effort level) and a terrain profile with progress indicator shows the user where they are and what’s coming next so rides can be paced appropriately.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Winter Cycling in Sidney BC

Forget windchill. Leave your fears of black ice behind. Travel to beautiful Sidney-by-the-Sea this winter, and ride your bike every day along nearly 400 kilometers of cycle lanes and bike paths. The Victoria region features two cycle routes intended especially for bike commuters. One of which, Lochside Trail, follows an old tramline right-of-way from downtown Victoria to Sidney, and eventually the Swartz Bay ferry terminal and the marine highway linking the Island to the mainland and Vancouver.


For cyclists, Sidney may be the ultimate place in Canada to spend the winter. Besides easy access to Lochside Trail, there are cafes, art galleries, at least half a dozen bookstores, and Russ Hay's one of Victoria's oldest independent bicycle shops. "Resort" hotels like the Cedarwood also offer winter packages for cyclists and others looking to escape the freezing temperatures and enjoy average winter temperatures of 10 degrees Celsius. Easy access to more than 30 regional parks, 26 18-hole golf courses, and even skiing on slopes enjoying some of the highest annual snowfall in the world. Perhaps the perfect bicycling and skiing vacation!

Sidney BC, often overshadowed by Victoria to the south, is ideal as a beautiful, low-traffic seaside resort that acts as a gateway to Victoria's hundreds of kilometers of bikable surface, as well as Vancouver, the Gulf Islands, and Washington State.

For more information, contact the Cedarwood. Plan a long term stay in Sidney this winter.

Monday, August 29, 2011

Facebook committed to bicycle commuting in expanding its HQ

Facebook is moving to Stanford Research Park, and expanding to accommodate 9,000 employees from the current 1,500. In doing so, Facebook also aims to encourage bicycle commuting, a more pleasant and environmentally-friendly way to get to work. Buildings will have showers with towels, bike storage and lockers and bike lending services. Most of all, an on-site "Bike Doctor" is there to repair and maintain the commuters' bikes in good order.

Thursday, August 25, 2011

More women than men commuting by bike in Netherlands, Japan

In Netherlands, Denmark and Japan, women comprise more than 50% of the bike commuters. In other countries, such as Australia, Canada and the US a much smaller proportion cycle.

It is believed that women are more sensitive to safety and convenience issues than men when it comes to bicycling. If cycling is made safe and convenient, as in Europe and Japan, then perhaps more women will participate in North America and Australia.


When cycling is encouraged as an everyday transport, with safe bike lanes and more upright bicycles, with a greater carrying capacity, then it seems more accessible for women of all ages. Sport bikes, common in North America and Australia, have a more bent over posture, which encourages young men and women but not older ones. Read more here. Or contact the author.