Intuit and SparkRent are registered trademarks of Intuit, Inc."

One of my trademarks was always using color, especially on the exterior.

This business is designed to not wear suits and it is kind of a trademark. 

http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/anyone-purchased-armando-montelongos-real-estate-package/The "Flip This Lawsuit" website was originally created by fans of the show and of Richard from SC's Trademark Properties to track the developments in his lawsuit with A&E, but the Armando Montelongo page has been buzzing for over 5 years now.

Quote from @Gagan Saini: Can you DM me or post your proof of copyright ownership and/or trademark rights that I am accused of violating?

In Europe it was sold under the trademark Eternit - made up from the words eternal and ending on -nit as many minerals do.

Originally posted by @Greg Scott:Really, she should be suing herself, because she is the manager.Of course, your firm could counter-sue for trademark infringement because she was operating the property under your business name. 

They probably trademarked it, which, good for them. 

The numbers beg to differ... there more active real estate agents today than ever before: 3 million active licenses in the US, about half of which are Realtors (a trademarked term that refers to an agent who is a paying member of the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the largest trade association in the US).