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To: Sultan who wrote (20247)	5/12/2018 3:55:55 AM
From: Elroy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20435

I'm not sure I understand your answer. In our case the property manager applied for and apparently received a trademark for the hotel name (same as building name) and hotel logo (same as building logo) without any involvement in the application by the homeowner's association. The HOA wasn't involved, he just trademarked it independently. I'm wondering if the trademark is legal. It seems really strange to me that a service provider can just trademark the name and logo of the employer. To answer someone would need to understand how trademark laws work. I don't think the issue is about how homeowner's association laws work.