ARE TRADEMARKS CAPITALIZED? Sometimes YES

Using Capitalization for a Trademark:
- Capitalization is typically recommended if the trademark owner intends to use the mark in a stylized or distinctive format, with specific letters or words capitalized. This ensures that the registration covers the mark in that particular capitalized form.
- If the mark includes acronyms or abbreviations, capitalizing them can help distinguish them from regular words and ensure they are recognized as part of the trademark.
- Capitalizing the first letter of each word in a multi-word mark can help establish it as a unified trademark rather than a descriptive phrase.