Written by Jan Buza
Co-founder of Trama
When registering a trademark, additional fees may apply, e.g. if the IP office issues an office action or if an opposition is raised by another already registered trademark. It is not mandatory to proceed with the response to these actions, and the application can also be dropped. However, that means losing all previously paid fees.
If you are applying on your own, the IP office considers it your responsibility to be aware of any and all fees that might be required. If you are filing your application through a trademark attorney or a law firm, you as the client should be notified of all relevant costs that apply to you.
The price for the follow-up legal agenda is usually individual, meaning it varies from case to case. Your legal representative should always inform you about the cost and success estimation before you take any action.
Does upper/lower case make any difference in trademark registration?
What do I actually need to trademark - our name or logo? Or do I need to do both?
What is the best way to protect all of the different variations of our logo?
Is there any difference between lowercase/uppercase in trademark name registration?
Should I register both the name and the logo trademarks at once?
If a trademark has multiple owners, how are the rights and responsibilities shared?
Does a successful registration in one country influence my chances in another?
Will getting the name trademarked with the logo provide me rights over the words as well?
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