A Brief Introduction to Trademark Portfolio Management

Trademark Portfolio Management 

Trademark Portfolio Management is defined as the process of complete and proper management of the trademark application. This includes docketing of the filed applications, keeping track of deadline, informing the client with updates, coordinating with attorneys, ensuring proper registration as well as renewal process.

What is a Trademark Class? A Brief Introduction to Trademark Class 17 and Class 20

Trademark Services- Class 17

A trademark is inevitably related with a product, and similarly, a service mark is associated with any service. Therefore, to distinguish a trademark or service mark from other trademarks and service marks, a distinct class is properly assigned to it. Thus, the types or fields of products & goods and services differentiate various trademarks and service marks in any country. The Nice international classification of goods and services, which is recognized in most of the countries worldwide, has classified various products and services into a total of 45 distinct classes. This Nice classification is administered and regularly updated by WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization). The Nice classification is also immensely convenient for trademark registrations at international levels worldwide.

How to Restore a Trademark?

Trademark Restoration

The trademark of a company is the mark, slogan, word or phrase which is used for the product or services of a company. This mark is essential as it distinguishes the products of a particular company from that of other similar ones in the market. But the trademark only holds its value when it is registered under the Trademark Act, 1999. Hence, the trademark has to be registered under the government to avail the legal powers of suing the infringers or those who try to use the trademark unlawfully or using a duplicate trademark.

Trademark Watch Services in India by Top Legal Firm

The trademark of a company is a mark which defines the uniqueness and genuineness of the product or service of the given company. The trademark can be in the form of a symbol, word, name, picture, label, sound or smell; which is used by various businesses to mark their product or services. The trademark is registered with the trademark authorities to ensure that it is protected against similar products and it makes the trademark an intellectual property of the company. A legal bounding offers it prevention of disputes and any potential litigation, thus assisting the brand is creating trust and familiarity with the customers.