Dr. Trademark
The trademark application fee is fundamentally determined by the number of classes of goods/services and whether we want our application to be assessed under the standard or accelerated procedure.
Whether it's original text, graphics, photos, videos, logos, or website designs – businesses create numerous works in their day-to-day operations that are protected under copyright law. Yet many entrepreneurs are unaware of when and how copyright protection arises
A registered trademark represents years of work, business reputation, and market position – and provides legal protection for all of these. Yet it can still happen that someone – whether intentionally or out of carelessness – begins using a name, logo, or brand image similar to yours.
Have you ever thought about protecting your unique name or logo, but were held back by the costs? Here is a great opportunity to realize your plans!
In today’s competitive market, a well-established brand is worth its weight in gold. Whether it's your company name, logo, slogans, or even product packaging, your brand is what sets your business apart from the competition. But what is a strong brand worth if anyone can copy or exploit its reputation?
Nowadays, consumers encounter thousands of goods and services on the market, so it is of increasing value for entrepreneurs to be able to make their goods or services unique and distinguishable from those of their competitors.
Trademark protection creates an exclusive right for the trademark holder over the designation that is the subject of the trademark protection. The trademark holder may also authorize other persons to use the trademark protection.
An international trademark is a form of trademark protection that arises from a procedure conducted with the cooperation of the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and can extend to any or all of the member states that have joined the international agreement forming the basis of the organization.
Infringement of industrial property rights is committed by anyone who violates another's right arising from industrial property protection by imitating or adopting the subject of the protection, or by placing goods created by these means on the market or acquiring or holding them for such purpose, and thereby causes financial loss to the proprietor.
The European Union trademark (EUTM) is a trademark that creates trademark protection in all member states of the European Union. The rights provided by the trademark protection are therefore the same as the rights provided by a national trademark, but the territorial scope of the legal protection is much broader.
