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A registered trademark is personal property and as such it can be bought and sold like any other business asset. The more reputation and go...
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Before you invest time, effort and money into developing and launching a new brand, it is important to know that your brand is not already ...
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An opposition is an objection by a third party to an application for registration of a trademark. Most commonly, objections are raised beca...
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After a trademark is registered, a third party may apply to have it revoked or declared invalid. There are several grounds for revoking a t...
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Once registered, a trademark registration lasts for a number of years (e.g. 10 years in Malaysia), unless revoked. Before the expiry date, ...
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A trademark watch is a service whereby the trade marks you are interested in are monitored, so that you will be notified if and when a thir...
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Trademark registrations give you legal protection over your brands and allow you exclusive use of your trademark for the goods and services... -
A Trade Mark is a sign which serves to distinguish the goods or services of one trader from those of another. Registering a trade mark g...
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The Benifits of having a Registered Trademark Simply put, if you don't register your trade mark then someone else can. This immediate...
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Is registration of my mark required? No. You can establish rights in a mark based on legitimate use of the mark. However, owning a tradem...
