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By: Rudman Winchell Attorney Allison A. Economy Maine law prohibits unfair methods of competition and unfair practices under the Unfair Trade Practices Act (the “Act”). The Act is particularly stringent when it comes to warranties offered in connection with the sale or manufacture of consumer goods. Consumer goods are those used primarily for personal, family,…
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A trademark is a word, symbol, or a combination thereof that identifies the owner or producer of goods marked with it. A service mark is a word, symbol, or combination thereof that identifies the owner or provider of services associated with it. Because trademarks and service marks are generally treated the same under Trademark Law,…
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Find the full article at The Ellsworth American. Michael Hockenbury, Esq Rudman Winchell 207-947-4501
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