In certain circumstances, it’s possible to apply to register two or more variations of your trademark in a single application. This is known as a “series application”. This post explains the basics behind series applications, and why you might want to make one.
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Trademark FAQs
- What is a trademark? Trademarks are everywhere, and they cover more things that you might think »
- Do I need to register a trademark? There is no legal requirement to register a trademark, but you should understand the risks of not registering »
- How do you register a trademark? Explained in six simple steps. »
- Do I need to use a trademark professional? Don't be fooled, registering a trademark by yourself is a classic case of false economies at work. »
- What's the difference between your "custom" service and your "standardised packages"? - Our standard packages have been put together for the less complicated scenarios.»
- Which standardised package is right for me? The key to picking the right package is understanding your current position and your objectives.»
- How much do you charge, and what's included? Check out a summary of our packages here»
- How much are the government fees? Here are the government fees. »
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The US trademark system has particular requirements regarding the intention to use trademarks which should be borne in mind by Australian trade mark owners who are hoping to extend their protection to that country. This post looks at a few of the issues that typically arise for Australian trade mark owners (those using the Madrid Protocol in particular).
The date on which you file your trademark application can have a significant impact on your rights in relation to other trademark users. As a general rule, the earlier that you file your trade mark application the better.
Domain name disputes in Australia are decided under the .au Dispute Resolution Policy (or the auDRP). This post explains the main steps that are involved in deciding a dispute under this policy, from the commencement of the dispute to the implementation of the decision.
