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21 February 2020TrademarksJeffrey Greene and Salsa Ahmed

What’s in a name?: business-friendly trademark counselling in the startup scene

Trademark counselling has become more practical and business-friendly because of the expansion of technology and a somewhat saturated market, particularly in connection with emerging companies with (at least initially) limited resources.

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