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Jul 24, 2025

LLC vs. Trademark: Why Your Business Name Isn't Protected by Company Formation Alone?

Business owners often believe that forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) automatically grants them exclusive rights to their business name. While an LLC provides legal and financial protections, it does not prevent others from using your brand name.

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