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Thema ist diesmal Marken in den USA. Ich habe den Markenanwalt Ken Suzan aus den USA zu Gast. Daher führen wir das Interview auf Englisch.
Rolf Claessen – English: Since our virtual owner of a dance studio Maria Musica has grown her first studio into a nationwide successful chain of dance studios, she is thinking of expanding to the US for teaching traditional dances like Waltz, Foxtrot, etc. She already found a nice vacant dance studio in Minneapolis for rent and now wants to protect her trademark Marimba in the US. Since I am not a US trademark attorney, I am glad that I am joined by Ken Suzan in Minneapolis, trademark attorney at Barnes & Thornburg LLP with offices all over the US. He is an experienced trademark prosecutor. Before his current position, he was partner of the firm Hodgson & Russ and headed the trademark department. He received his J.D. from Albany Law School and holds a masters degree from the New York University. Beside his recent appearance in the Wall Street Journal, he is a prolific writer of articles in various magazines and journals. Ken, good to have you here in the podcast! Thanks for joining me!
Ken Suzan: see podcast
Rolf Claessen: Maria Musica want to get trademark protection for her trademark “MARIMBA” in the US. What do you recommend?
Ken Suzan: see podcast
Rolf Claessen: What are the most significant differences between German trademark law and the US trademark law?
Ken Suzan: see podcast
Rolf Claessen: What are the biggest problems that German trademark applicants face in the US in your opinion and how can they avoid these problems?
Ken Suzan: see podcast
Rolf Claessen: How much would it typically cost for the application and what is the typical total cost until registration of a trademark in the US?
Ken Suzan: see podcast
Rolf Claessen: Just in case Maria Musica or the listeners have questions regarding US trademarks – what would be the best way to contact you?
Ken Suzan: see podcast
Rolf Claessen: Do you have some closing words for our listeners?
Ken Suzan: see podcast
Sie können Ken Suzan jederzeit hier erreichen:
http://www.btlaw.com/kenneth-d-suzan
Viel Spaß beim Zuhören und bis zum nächsten Mal!
Ihr Rolf Claessen
