Legal Question in Business Law in California

Re: copyright?

You would be best served by obtaining a trademark, rather than a copyright. You would need to file for the mark at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (www.uspto.gov). Trademarks can get complicated, so I would recommend that you have an attorney do it for you.

Re: copyright?

Names of Web sites and product names are not copyrightable. Copyright is available for original creative works such as books, plays, paintings, photographs, etc.

Protection of the sort you seem to be seeking is available, if at all, via the trademark route. Here again, you will find definite limits as to what words can be registered as a trademark. Many everyday words and phrases will not be accepted by the USPTO because they are not sufficienly distinctive.

Re: copyright?

You probably meant that you want trademark, tradename, and copyright protections for your business and products. Hire experienced counsel to guide you through the complex filings needed in the state, federal and foreign agencies involved.