LanhamÂ Trademark Act 1982,Â amendment

Law Intellectual property Law

Date: 12th Oct, 1982 Source: Congress.gov Country: USA Original Source

Brief

The document is Public Law 97-296, which amends the Lanham Trademark Act to prohibit any State from requiring a registered trademark to be altered for use within that State. The amendment also encourages private enterprise and specifically aims to preserve small businesses. This change adds section 39a to the act, ensuring consistency in the display of trademarks across different jurisdictions.

This content is restricted.

Highlights content goes here...

This content is restricted.

Congress.gov

RADA.AI

Hello! I'm RADA.AI - Regulatory Analysis and Decision Assistance. Your Intelligent guide for compliance and decision-making. How can i assist you today?

Suggested

LanhamÂ Trademark Act 1982,Â amendment

Brief

Congress.gov

Form successfully submitted. One of our GRI rep will contact you shortly

Thanking You!

Enter your Email

Verify Email

Tell us more about yourself

Select your work area

Select your country

All set.

LanhamÂ Trademark Act 1982,Â amendment

Brief

Congress.gov

Form successfully submitted. One of our GRI rep will contact you shortly

Thanking You!

Enter your Email

Verify OTP

Enter your Email

Verify Email

Tell us more about yourself

Select your work area

Select your country

All set.