Lanham Act: Primary federal trademark law (15 U.S.C. ���� 1051 et seq.) governing trademark registration, protection, and enforcement in the United States
Trademark Counterfeiting Act: Federal law from 1984 providing criminal penalties for trademark counterfeiting and strengthening trademark protection
Federal Trademark Dilution Act: Law protecting famous trademarks from dilution through blurring or tarnishment
Securities Exchange Act: 1934 Act governing securities trading and requiring public companies to disclose material information about parent-subsidiary relationships
Sarbanes-Oxley Act: 2002 Act establishing enhanced corporate accountability standards, affecting parent-subsidiary transactions for public companies
Internal Revenue Code: Federal tax regulations concerning transfer pricing and related party transactions between parent and subsidiary companies
Sherman Antitrust Act: Primary federal antitrust law preventing monopolistic practices and restraints on trade
Clayton Act: Federal law supplementing Sherman Act, addressing specific anticompetitive practices in parent-subsidiary relationships
Federal Trade Commission Act: Law establishing the FTC and prohibiting unfair methods of competition and deceptive practices
State Trademark Laws: Various state-specific laws governing trademark registration and protection at the state level
Madrid Protocol: International treaty system allowing trademark owners to file applications in multiple countries through a single application
Paris Convention: International treaty providing basic rights for intellectual property protection across member countries
TRIPS Agreement: International agreement establishing minimum standards for intellectual property regulation in WTO member countries
State Corporate Laws: State-specific laws governing corporate relationships, fiduciary duties, and parent-subsidiary transactions
Quality Control Requirements: Legal obligation for trademark licensor to maintain quality control over licensed products/services to preserve trademark rights
