Lanham Act

The Lanham Act is a United States law that helps protect trademarks and prevent unfair competition. It ensures that businesses can register their trademarks—logos, brand names, and slogans—so others cannot use them without permission. This law helps consumers identify the source of products and services, fostering fair competition. It also allows companies to take legal action against those who infringe on their trademarks, ensuring that brand identity is maintained in the marketplace. Overall, the Lanham Act supports both businesses and consumers by promoting brand integrity and preventing confusion.