Trademark Protection
Yours distinguished prominence, reliability, and cumulative goodwill, etc., are secured and promoted through proper and perennial protection to your trademarks. These facts about trademark protection hold good for both domestic and international jurisdictions. Thus, trademark protection is indispensable for accredited and profitable business, in any economic field. Keeping in mind these significant and vital facts, ours worldwide acclaimed law firm provides an all-encompassing range of trademark protection services to all business and profession sectors in India and nations all across the entire world. Ours discerning trademark attorneys and advocates with international repute have been extending elegant and impeccable trademark protection services efficiently and economically, for over a decade. Below is described exclusively how to protect your trademarks at national or domestic level in any country, and at international level worldwide.
How to Protect Your Trademark
Besides the perfect trademark registration, there are services like trademark watch or monitoring, trademark prosecution and opposition, and trademark infringement litigation, in order to protect your trademark well-rounded. Our hugely experienced and expert trademark attorneys and advocates provide these all services for the best possible trademark protection in countries all across the world, including India. In India, trademarks pertaining to diverse economic fields are protected under the provisions described in the new Trade Marks Act, 1999 and the Trade Marks Rules, 2002. All databases of the registered trademarks and filed trademark applications for registration, at zonal trademark offices in the cities of Kolkata, New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Ahmedabad, are observed thoroughly and discerningly, in connection with ours trademark watch services. At international level, ours these trademark protection services to protect trademarks in various business sectors, are available for all trademarks related with the TRIPS Agreement, Berne and Paris Convention, European Community Trademark (CTM), and Madrid Protocol.