Beware Of Fraudulent Trademark Solicitations And Invoices

Law360, New York ( January 30, 2015, 3:19 PM EST) -- Fraudulent solicitations and invoices for trademark services are on the rise, inundating trademark applicants and registrants with offers to perform potentially unnecessary services. These solicitations often come in the form of invoices, with prominent false "due dates." Alternatively, they look like official communications, on letterhead and with an envelope designed to make it appear like it comes from a government agency, and with a request for instructions and payment....

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