What types of intellectual property can be protected by a trademark?

As a lawyer, I can advise that a trademark can protect various forms of intellectual property, including but not limited to:

1. Product names and logos:

   A trademark can be used to protect the name and logo used to identify a product, brand or service. This can be any new, original, or unique design that distinguishes a product or brand from other products or services in the market.

2. Slogans and taglines:

   A trademark can be used to protect slogans and taglines that are unique, specific, and/or easily recognizable that you are using to describe your product or service. A slogan should be easily remembered and help with brand remembrance.

3. Trade Dress:

   A trademark can also protect trade dress, which includes the overall look and feel of a product or store. Trade dress may include design elements like the shape, color, texture, or packaging of a product, or the ambiance, layout, décor, or signage of a store.

It is important to note, that not all intellectual property is protected by trademark law, and some intellectual property is protected under other forms of law, such as patents or copyrights. It is advisable to consult with a licensed attorney to determine which type of intellectual property protection is best suited for your specific needs. Additionally, it is important to note that trademarks can only protect original and distinctive components of the intellectual property, and cannot prevent or prohibit competitors from creating or selling similar, non-confusing products or services.