To protect your brand, you might be thinking about registering your trade mark. 

A trade mark registration can protect a brand name, logo, phrase or business name. It’s an easy way for consumers to identify your brand and helps your brand build a solid reputation. 

Registering a trademark gives you exclusive right of use. However, depending on where your customers are based, you may want to protect your trademark across multiple markets. Registering an international trade mark is a complex process, as the process and price varies depending on the country in which you wish to register the trademark. 

If you’re considering registering an international trade mark, we’d recommend that you initially engage in an Intellectual Property Lawyer Consult . This will allow you to explore your options and raise any questions you might have about protecting your global brand.

What’s Involved In An Intellectual Property Lawyer Consult? 

As part of our consultations, one of our lawyers who specialises in Intellectual Property will have a phone consultation with you to explain the process of registering a trademark internationally. They will ensure you are equipped with the correct information to begin the process of registering your trademark. 

Our lawyers will also be able to provide you with a quote for registering the trademark in one or multiple jurisdictions, as the price varies depending on what countries you wish to trade mark in.

Need Help?

Feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] to organise an Intellectual Property Lawyer Consult with one of our senior lawyers.

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