If you or your business has  exclusive rights to a trademark and that trademark is used in some way by an unauthorized user,  a claim for Trademark Infringement may be the  appropriate remedy.   In order to prove infringement, a plaintiff must first show that it has developed a protectable trademark right in a trademark. The plaintiff must then show that the defendant is using a confusingly similar mark in such a way that it creates a likelihood of confusion, mistake and/or deception with the consuming public.  If you believe your trademark is illegally being utilized, contact our office to further discuss your legal options. 

If you would like us to investigate your claim, contact our office for assistance.