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A trademark is a distinctive symbol, word, phrase, design, or combination thereof that identifies and distinguishes your goods or services from others in the marketplace. It serves as a valuable asset that represents your brand's reputation, quality, and uniqueness

Trademarks

related services:

  1. Trademark Search: Conducting a comprehensive search to determine if a similar or identical trademark already exists, helping to avoid potential conflicts and infringement issues.

  2. Trademark Registration: Assisting in the process of filing a trademark application with the relevant intellectual property office, such as the Patent and Trademark Office.

  3. Recording the specific changes that need to be entered for your trademark registration. This could include changes to the owner's name, address, or contact details, changes to the trademark itself or regarding its goods or services.

  4. Trademark Renewal: Assisting with the renewal process to maintain trademark protection after the initial registration period, which is 10 years. Renewals are usually required to keep the trademark valid and enforceable.

  5. Trademark Enforcement: Providing legal advice and support in cases of trademark infringement or unauthorized use. This can involve sending cease and desist letters, negotiating settlements, or pursuing legal action to protect the trademark owner's rights.

  6. Trademark Licensing and Assignment: Advising on licensing or assigning trademark rights to other parties. This involves negotiating and drafting agreements to allow others to use the trademark under specific conditions while maintaining the owner's control and ensuring proper protection.

  7. Trademark Monitoring: Continuously monitoring new trademark applications to identify potential conflicts or infringement on registered trademarks. This helps owners protect their rights and take appropriate legal action if necessary.

  8. Trademark Portfolio Management: Assisting with the management of a company's trademark portfolio, including record-keeping, monitoring deadlines, and ensuring compliance with trademark regulations.

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