International Trademarks: Protecting Your Brand Around the World

International Trademarks: Protecting Your Brand Around the World

International Trademarks: Protecting Your Brand Around the WorldAngora Legal Services
Published on: 28/07/2025

In today’s global economy, your brand can reach customers across the world, whether you’re selling products online or expanding your business into new markets. Protecting your trademark internationally is an important step to make sure your brand is safe wherever you operate. But how does the process work? Here’s a simple guide to help you understand international trademarks.

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Membership vs. Non-Membership Nonprofits: Which Structure Fits Your Mission?

Membership vs. Non-Membership Nonprofits: Which Structure Fits Your Mission?

Membership vs. Non-Membership Nonprofits: Which Structure Fits Your Mission?Angora Legal Services
Published on: 28/07/2025

When establishing a nonprofit organization, one important decision is whether to structure it as a membership-based organization or a non-membership organization. Each model comes with distinct advantages and challenges that impact governance, decision-making, and engagement.

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Form 1023-EZ: A Simplified Solution for Nonprofit Status

Form 1023-EZ: A Simplified Solution for Nonprofit Status

Form 1023-EZ: A Simplified Solution for Nonprofit StatusAngora Legal Services
Published on: 28/07/2025

Form 1023-EZ is a simplified version of the standard Form 1023, designed to help smaller nonprofits apply for tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. It’s a faster, easier option for organizations with straightforward operations and limited budgets, cutting down on paperwork while still meeting IRS requirements.

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Trademark Office Actions: What They Are and How to Respond

Trademark Office Actions: What They Are and How to Respond

Trademark Office Actions: What They Are and How to RespondAngora Legal Services
Published on: 28/07/2025

When applying for a trademark with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), receiving an Office Action can feel intimidating. However, it’s a common part of the process and doesn’t necessarily mean your application is in trouble. Think of it as a formal way for the USPTO to communicate issues or request additional information. Here’s what you need to know about Office Actions and how to handle them.

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