In 1988, the Trademark Law Revision Act Resulted in a Major

Multiple Choice

In 1988, the Trademark Law Revision Act resulted in a major change to the Lanham Act. The change allows

A) a company to secure rights to a name before its actual use by declaring an intent to use the name.
B) products to use generic terms as trademarks.
C) inventors to apply for use of Internet domain names.
D) a company to declare trademark ownership in foreign markets.
E) products to use more than one trademark.