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good afternoon my name is Peter Braunstein and Im here to discuss with you various issues that come up in my practice hopefully help everybody out one of the issues that comes up is trademark registration people believe that they can go ahead and file a trademark registration and therefore theyre the owner of the trademark rights thats not exactly correct its a common question that comes up in my practice on a daily basis the reality is that trademark rights are established based on usage not based on registration what does this mean it means that anyone who has used a mark thats anything used to identify a good or product is a trademark anything used to identify a service is a service mark whoever uses that mark first in what is called interstate commerce will have a prior right to any other persons usage or businesss usage of that trademark now it is a very very important concept why just because a mark is registered doesnt mean that they have a superior right to the usage o

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The SEC established Rule 144 to provide a safe harbor for sales of restricted securities and control securities. If the seller complies with Rule 144, the sale will not violate the registration requirements of the Securities Act.
Investors that own restricted shares of a privately-held company need access to a broader market to eventually sell those shares. Such investors need to have the right or ability to require the company to list the shares publicly.
Demand registration rights, where an investor can force a company to file a registration statement to register the holders securities so the investor can sell them in the public market without restriction.
Rule 144 provides an exemption and permits the public resale of restricted or control securities if a number of conditions are met, including how long the securities are held, the way in which they are sold, and the amount that can be sold at any one time.
In an unregistered securities offering, an agreement between the issuer and the purchasers of the security that creates an obligation for the issuer to register the re-offer and resale of the securities being offered at some time in the future (usually within six months).
In an unregistered securities offering, an agreement between the issuer and the purchasers of the security that creates an obligation for the issuer to register the re-offer and resale of the securities being offered at some time in the future (usually within six months).
Rule 144 provides a registration exemption for the resale of securities. Once investors can sell their securities acquired in an unregistered offering under Rule 144, they may no longer need the liquidity provided by registration.
SEC Rule 144 covers restricted securities. Restricted securities are typically sold in a private placement and cannot be freely traded on stock exchanges. These shares are subject to resale and transfer restrictions which may include filing a registration statement with the SEC.

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