Federal Trademark

If you infringe on the SFL Media trademark, the company may take legal action against you. The possible consequences of trademark infringement can include:

1. Cease and Desist Letter: The first step in enforcing trademark rights is typically a cease and desist letter. This is a legal letter sent by the trademark owner demanding that the infringing party immediately stop using the trademark. The letter may also request that the infringing party provide information about the extent of their use of the trademark.
2. Lawsuit: If the infringing party does not comply with the cease and desist letter, the trademark owner may file a lawsuit. The lawsuit can seek monetary damages, injunctive relief to prevent further use of the trademark and even attorney fees.
3. Financial Damages: If you are found liable for trademark infringement, you may be ordered to pay monetary damages to the trademark owner. These damages can include profits the infringing party made as a result of using the trademark, as well as any damages the trademark owner suffered because of the infringement.
4. Loss of Business or Reputation: Infringing on a trademark can damage the reputation of the infringing party and harm their business. In some cases, a court may order the infringing party to pay additional damages to the trademark owner for any harm caused by the infringement.

It is important to respect the intellectual property rights of others, including their trademarks, to avoid the potential legal and financial consequences of infringement. Thank you for your cooperation in helping us protect our valuable trademark rights.