This is an article on how to sue someone before the Intellectual Property Office for copying your trademark or trademark infringement.
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This article is a quick guide to maintaining your trademark registration in the Philippines.
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This article outlines the short steps to renew a trademark registration in the Philippines.
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We can help you register your trademark in three (3) easy steps. This article outlines the steps for trademark registration in the Philippines.
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This is an FAQ guide on Trademark Registration in the Philippines.
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Blood, sweat and tears. All these you invested so your brand can establish its niche in the market. After years of hard work, your brand is now popular. You now have a regular clientele who patronize your products bearing your trademark. Then one day, you realize that your sales declined. You wonder why. Upon investigation,
If you have lost in a trademark opposition or cancellation case (classified as inter partes proceedings) with the Philippine Intellectual Property Office, do not lose hope. The losing party has remedies under the law for the appeal of his case. Appeal to the Director of the Bureau of Legal Affairs A party wishing
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If you are interested in filing a trademark application in the Philippines or wish to protect your business brand or trademark, it is quite tempting to undertake the task on your own. As a businessman, saving on costs is a primary concern. Consequently, most businessmen fall into the
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The Philippine Intellectual Property Office (“IPO”) does not require proof of use in commerce in the processing of trademark applications. However, during the life of the trademark, the applicant or registrant must prove that it is using the mark in the Philippines. Thus, a notarized Declaration of Actual Use (“DAU”)
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Trademark applications are filed with the Philippine Intellectual Property Office (IPO). Filipinos or Filipino corporations may directly file their applications with the IPO. However, foreigners or foreign corporations have to appoint a local agent or representative in order to file applications with the IPO. Applying for a trademark is not like getting a business permit
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