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Our Services
Result-oriented IP strategies that ensure your innovations land securely in global markets.
Regional Systems
Centered on EUIPO/EPO, OAPI/ARIPO, and WIPO’s Madrid, PCT, and Hague systems, achieve “one filing, multiple jurisdictions, centralized management,” reducing cross-border uncertainties through unified timelines and costs.
Europe
With EUIPO + EPO at the core, flexibly adding the UK and key member states to balance speed and coverage.
Noth America
For the US and Canada, trademarks emphasize proof of use and response strategies, while patents focus on the Provisional → PCT/US route and the quality of substantive examination responses.
South America
Anchored in key economies such as Brazil, combining Spanish/Portuguese localization and sworn translations to coordinate Madrid/national filings and subsequent enforcement.
Asia
Focusing on high-demand markets such as China, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia, following a cautious “file first, disclose later” approach, combined with phased expansion through Madrid/PCT.
Africa
Make effective use of the combination of OAPI/ARIPO and national routes, balancing jurisdictional differences and time costs, complemented by customs recordals and online monitoring.
Oceania
Leveraging the efficient routes of Australia and New Zealand, coordinated with Madrid/PCT, ideal for rapid protection of new products and testing emerging markets.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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We’ve got answers.
The following answers are for general information only. Please refer to official rules and individual case assessments for accuracy.
Should I register a trademark first or apply for a patent?
If your brand name/logo is fixed, file a trademark as soon as possible to secure it. For core technology or design, file a patent/design before disclosure to preserve novelty. Doing both in parallel is safest; prioritize based on launch plans and priority deadlines.
Can my application be expedited?
It depends on the type: trademarks may have fast-track or expedited examination (depending on jurisdiction); patents may qualify for prioritized examination/PPH; designs may use accelerated/Hague routes; domain disputes can go through UDRP/URS. Eligibility depends on supporting documents and conditions.
What costs are involved?
Typically official fees, agent fees, translations, and optional items like drawings or certificates. We provide a detailed breakdown and payment plan in each proposal.
What if my application is rejected or opposed?
We provide a risk analysis and strategies (amendments, arguments, appeals, or opposition defense), assessing success rates, costs, and timelines before proceeding.
When should I choose Madrid / PCT / Hague?
If your target countries are covered and you need multi-country filing in one step, these systems are preferred; otherwise, country-by-country or regional filings may be more suitable.
How can I control multi-country costs?
Leverage priority rights and centralized management in the international phase, enter national phases in batches, and roll out filings by commercial priority.