Often, becoming embroiled in a conflict is not the best path for a client. With trademarks, there are times when it is best to enter into a co-existence agreement with a third party to permit use of the same or similar mark in ways which do not interfere with the business, promotion and reputation of both parties.
Many factors come into play, and the attorneys of Stein IP are ideally suited to consider all of the ramifications of these co-existence agreements throughout relevant existing and potential streams of commerce.
