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Trademark Services

Trademarks help your products and services stand out in the marketplace.

Trademark Application Process

From name searches to registration, monitoring, and enforcement—one-stop solutions to reduce similarity risks and protect your brand identity.
Step 1

Initial Consultation & Search

We assess your needs and conduct searches to evaluate registrability and risks.
Step 2

Define Classes & Filing Strategy

We determine classes based on your goods/services and design the best filing plan.
Step 3

Prepare & File Application

Our attorneys draft and file complete, compliant applications.
Step 4

Trademark Office Examination

Formality and substantive examination; we support responses if required.
Step 5

Publication & Opposition

Applications are published; if opposed, we provide legal defense.
Step 6

Registration & Ongoing Management

After registration, we provide renewal, transfer, and enforcement services.

Trademark Services Overview

Trademarks are key intangible assets representing brand reputation and market influence. We offer one-stop solutions from registration to enforcement and global portfolio strategies.
FAQs

Got questions?

We’ve got answers.

These are general guidelines; official rules and case-specific assessments apply.
Can I file without proof of use?
Most jurisdictions don’t require proof of use at filing, but later may ask for intent-to-use or declarations, and non-use for three years risks cancellation. Keep usage evidence early.
Does a similarity search guarantee approval?
No guarantee, but it significantly lowers collision risks and optimizes class coverage—key for higher success rates.
How many classes should I file in?
Cover your core goods/services, consider defensive and adjacent classes. Avoid over-spread but don’t miss essentials.
Do I need to refile if my logo changes color/details?
If changes affect distinctiveness, file a new application. Color claims vs. black & white scope must also be considered.
Madrid or national filings?
Madrid is best for multi-country portfolios with centralized management. For strict-exam countries or those outside Madrid, national/regional filings are more suitable.

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