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What happens when you’ve been using a business name for nearly a decade, only to discover someone else has registered it as a trademark? 🤯 This scenario is more common than you think, especially for entrepreneurs launching educational services, coaching platforms, or online learning brands.

In this video, we break down the critical question: Do you need to rebrand, or can you defend your rights?

You’ll learn how common law rights work in the U.S., why being the “senior user” can sometimes outweigh a later-filed federal trademark, and the strategies that may protect your brand from costly rebranding. From cancellation actions to consent agreements, we’ll cover the real options available to entrepreneurs facing a similar dilemma.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your business name is safe or how to strengthen your IP strategy before scaling, this episode is a must-watch.

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💡 Key Takeaways:
🚀 Why nine years of brand use still matters in a trademark dispute
⚖️ The difference between “senior rights” vs. “junior registrations”
🛡️ How U.S. law protects first users, even without registration
🔍 What to check before considering a rebrand
📞 When to bring in a trademark attorney to defend your rights

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