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Re: using an Acronym that is trademarked

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Posted by M. Arthur Auslander on August 18, 2000 at 12:58:57:

In Reply to: using an Acronym that is trademarked posted by Carol Puckett on August 18, 2000 at 07:15:02:

: My client would like to trademark a phrase that describes
: a software system. The phrase is three words long and the first letter
: of each of the three words forms the acronym ERS. In the same industry,
: ERS is trademarked, but does not stand for the same phrase my client would
: like to trademark. When writing about this system in sales collateral,
: etc., is it illegal to use the acronym in parenthesis
: after the phrase and to continue using the acronym throughout the
: publication instead of writing out the whole trademarked phrase
: since the three letters are already trademarked for something else?
: Any help you could provide would be helpful. Thanks.



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