What a trade mark is:
Trade marks set you apart from your competitors. They act as a guarantee of the origin of your goods and services, and they can be registered under domestic and international laws.
Almost any identifier which distinguishes a business can be registered if it is capable of graphic representation.
Trade marks are registered for specified goods and services (use classes) and the specification determines the scope of protection.
What owning a trade mark does:
A registered trade mark provides you with a monopoly on your brand; it allows you to (broadly speaking) prevent others from using identical or confusingly similar marks to your own.
How to get a trade mark:
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We will draft your application and submit it to the relevant official registry; we will correspond with the registry on your behalf and make some representations if required; we will keep you informed of the progress of your application and send you the registration certificate. And all for a fixed cost.
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