The first thing I would do is check your name is in fact unique. Just because you registered the name icoke.com, .net, .org, etc... doesn't mean you own a trademark (common or otherwise) and doesn't mean you aren't infringing on someone else's trademark.
The next step would be to weigh the cost/benefit of going through the trademark process. It's not very costly, but is time consuming.
Is your startup up and running? Filing for a trademark for a service or product that doesn't exist yet adds more complexity and cost to the process.
While I wouldn't suggest running to your nearest trademark attorney or god forbid LegalZoom, I would reach out the lawyers you do know and ask them about it.
(Disclaimer: None of the above is legal advice or forms an attorney client relationship. The statements above are only for informational purposes and should be used at your own risk.)
The first thing I would do is check your name is in fact unique. Just because you registered the name icoke.com, .net, .org, etc... doesn't mean you own a trademark (common or otherwise) and doesn't mean you aren't infringing on someone else's trademark.
The next step would be to weigh the cost/benefit of going through the trademark process. It's not very costly, but is time consuming.
Is your startup up and running? Filing for a trademark for a service or product that doesn't exist yet adds more complexity and cost to the process.
While I wouldn't suggest running to your nearest trademark attorney or god forbid LegalZoom, I would reach out the lawyers you do know and ask them about it.
(Disclaimer: None of the above is legal advice or forms an attorney client relationship. The statements above are only for informational purposes and should be used at your own risk.)