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United States — Nebraska
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New agricultural-data contracts must include a clause barring sale of the data without the producer’s express written consent.
United States — Nebraska
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Controllers or processors holding agricultural data must use reasonable security practices to protect it.
United States — Nebraska
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The Attorney General may sue controllers or processors that violate the Agricultural Data Privacy Act, seek injunctive relief, or recover a $1,000 civil penalty per violation.
United States — Nebraska
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Before seeking a civil penalty for certain privacy violations, the Attorney General must give the controller or processor written notice. If the controller or processor cures the violations and sends a written statement within 45 days, the civil-penalty action cannot be started.
United States — Nebraska
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Trademark owners may seek injunctions against counterfeit or imitation uses, and courts may award profits, damages, attorney's fees, and destruction of counterfeit goods.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision says the Agricultural Data Privacy Act does not remove or change other legal duties, private contracts, or certain duties of natural resources districts, agencies, or their employees and agents.
United States — Nebraska
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Court cancellation or mandamus actions about trademark registration must be filed in Lancaster County district court.
United States — Nebraska
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The Trademark Registration Act must not adversely affect rights or the enforcement of rights in marks acquired in good faith at common law.
United States — Nebraska
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Fees payable under the Trademark Registration Act are not refundable unless the secretary specifies otherwise.
United States — Nebraska
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This section defines key terms used in sections 87-208 to 87-219.01, including applicant, person, registrant, and trade name.
United States — Nebraska
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A trade name cannot be registered if it fits one of the listed disqualifying categories, unless an exception applies.
United States — Nebraska
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A person using a trade name in this state may file a duplicate registration application with the Secretary of State, and must pay the filing fee if filing; the Secretary of State must return a stamped duplicate and remit the fees for state fund allocation.
United States — Nebraska
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Trade name registrations last 10 years, can be renewed on time with the required fee and statement, and the Secretary of State must notify registrants before expiration.
United States — Nebraska
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Trade-name assignments can be recorded with the Secretary of State, with specified fees, document details, and fund-allocation rules.
United States — Nebraska
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The Secretary of State must keep a public record of all trade names registered or renewed under the cited sections.
United States — Nebraska
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The Secretary of State must cancel certain trade name registrations from the register.
United States — Nebraska
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A person who gets a trade name registered by knowingly using false, fraudulent, or other deceitful statements must pay damages caused by that filing or registration.
United States — Nebraska
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A person who uses or copies a registered trade name in a confusing way, or applies it to certain business materials, can be sued by the trade name registrant.
United States — Nebraska
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A trade name registrant may sue to stop counterfeit or imitation use, and the court may grant injunctions, damages, attorney’s fees, or destruction of the counterfeits.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision says sections 87-208 to 87-219.01 must not harm trade name rights or their enforcement if those rights were acquired in good faith at common law.