Trademark infringements

Trademark infringement occurs when someone uses a mark that is identical or confusingly similar to a protected trademark owned by another company, without permission. This can cause consumer confusion about the source or quality of a product or service, potentially damaging the original brand’s reputation and exclusive rights. Infringement can include copying logos, brand names, or slogans. Laws exist to prevent this misuse, ensuring businesses can protect their brand identity. When someone's actions cross these legal boundaries, they may face legal consequences for trademark infringement.