Bharath Reddy Konda
Immigration and IP Attorney
Business Immigration Services:
I provide focused business immigration services relevant to STEM based researchers, US & abroad working professionals, STEM & Non-STEM Entrepreneurs, US STEM students, and accomplished foreign researchers. I provide various immigrant services such as:
EB-1A
EB-2NIW
Non-immigrant visa petitions:
O-1(A), O-1(B) Visas.
H-1B Visas.
TN Visas.
E-1 & E-2 Treaty visas.
L-1(A), L-1(B) visas.
RFE Response to the above petitions.
EAD work authorizations: F-1 OPT, H-4 EAD etc.
Strategic Planning to both Immigrant & Non-immigrant visas.
Trademark Services:
I provide affordable trademark attorney legal services. I charge flat-fee for each type of trademark service i provide for clients. I offer trademark services including registration of trademark with USPTO, comprehensive trademark search, periodic renewal of trademarks, office action review and timely response, renewal of trademark, and assignment recordation of trademark.
- Immigration Law
- Citizenship, Green Cards, Investment Visas, Marriage & Fiancé(e) Visas, Student Visas, Visitor Visas, Work Visas
- Trademarks
- Trademark Registration
- Intellectual Property
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Free Consultation
You can set up appointment with me by contacting me on my website at https://immigrationandip.com/ -
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You can order Business Immigration and IP services on my website.
- Minnesota
- Minnesota Supreme Court
- Hindi: Spoken
- Telugu: Spoken
- Attorney
- IP & Immi Navigation
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- Law & Technology Inc.
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- Law office of BR Konda
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- Patent Clinic Member
- UIC - University of Illinois Chicago
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- Trademark Clinic Member
- UIC - University of Illinois Chicago
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- RF Engineer
- Verveba Telecom LLC.
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- Computer Networking & Programmer Analyst
- ST Tech Inc.
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- University of Illinois - Chicago John Marshall Law School
- J.D. (2017) | Immigration, Trademarks, Copyrights
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- University of Oklahoma
- M.S. (2011) | Computer Systems Networking & Telecommunications Engineering
- State Bar of Minnesota
- Member
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- Immigration & IP Services
- Q. Can you sell something trademarked in a different good and service listed?
- A: Yes, it is possible to sell something in completely unrelated goods and services. You need to get a comprehensive trademark search analysis on the proposed use of the trademark. The trademark attorney needs to analyze your proposed use of the trademark with everything in the market including USPTO database, state databases, common law search, etc.
However, assume that you may probably get a cease and desist letter from the trademark owner about the use of the mark. Sometimes, trademark owners and attorneys aggressively use cease and desist letters to stop any use even unrelated. Legally they can't stop unrelated use and there is no likelihood of confusion. You also need to factor in whether ... Read More
- Q. Can we use the term 'Craigslist' in a title for a tv show concept?
- A: You cannot use "craigslist" in a title for TV show concept. Craigslist website is an established and well-known website for advertising goods and services. You may cause costumer confusion as to the "association" of the brand craigslist. Creating false association is a violation of lanham act. If you want further analysis, you can hire an intellectual property attorney. Once your TV show gets publicized with "craigslist" word in it, you will most probably get sued. Risk is too high for this type of association with a well-known brand with out any license.
Disclaimer: The response is general in nature and cannot be construed as legal advise. If you would like ... Read More
- Q. can i sell a brand name which there was a trademark name which was abandoned ( status 605 ) regards
- A: Trademark abandonment only deals with USPTO federal trademark database. Depending on each individual trademark abandonment case, and the nature of the abandonment such as failure to respond, renew, or any unforeseen circumstance etc may impact rights. There may be some rights left over depending on the date of abandonment. They may still have superior common law rights in the geographical region, registration in the state database etc. Consult any trademark attorney that may help you with your needs.
Disclaimer: The response is general in nature and cannot be construed as legal advise. If you would like to have legal advise, then please consult any competent trademark attorney privately to ... Read More