That's my trademark.

There are 5. One is trademark.

For trademark, what is protectable is branding.

This watered down gradualism has become his trademark.

For trademark information, see the KPilot User's Guide.

Just to recap, trademark protects branding and marks.

Every one of them's got his own trademark.

1975 1982 Member of the United States Trademark Association

OSHO is a registered Trademark of OSHO International Foundation

OSHO is a registered Trademark of OSHO International Foundation

OSHO is a registered Trademark of OSHO International Foundation

OSHO is a registered Trademark of OSHO International Foundation

It's a huge trademark violation, but it's pretty clever.

Their attorney

Your attorney?

Attorney General's Chambers

Attorney General Tartus

Mr. State's Attorney.

I'm your attorney.

Mr. State's Attorney?

The attorney general.

The new ruling is contrary to international regulations on trademark protection.

First Attorney General Damascus

Attorney General of Australia

Attorney General of Qatar

Attorney General of Oman

Attorney General of Cuba

State Attorney, 1966 1968

present Deputy Attorney General

Her attorney, Alexander Peabody.

Over there. Your attorney.

Attorney. What is this?

District Attorney Scott speaking.

My attorney certainly does.

Great Bong, with trademark humour and sarcasm dripping from his post, comments

Trademark means what can you protect as branding. Like the Nike swoosh.

Nova Scotia (Attorney General) v.

Do you prefer the attorney?

What about the district attorney?

Tom, you're a prosecuting attorney.

Can't find the District Attorney.

Ransom Stoddard, Attorney at Law.

Ransom Stoddard, Attorney at Law.

In cases where the accused is unable to hire an attorney, the relevant court is obliged to appoint an attorney (court appointed attorney) for him or her.

Ford v. Québec (Attorney General) 2 SCR 712 and Devine v. Québec (Attorney General) 2 SCR 790.