Trade Mark Deferment of Acceptance: Why It Matters?
When you file a trade mark application, the goal is simple: get that tick of approval from the Registrar and lock in your rights. But if you've ever navigated the trade mark…
Extension of Time under Australian Trade Mark Law
As an IP attorney, one of the most common (yet misunderstood) queries I get from clients is, “Can we get more time?” Whether you're managing a trade mark application, filing…
Navigating Trade mark Convention Applications
As an intellectual property attorney, one of the most rewarding parts of my job is helping businesses expand their brand protection beyond their home country. If you're a business…
Navigating Trade Mark Divisional Applications in Australia
If you’ve ever had a trade mark held up due to objections or conflicts over some goods or services, but not the whole application, just part of it, you’ll want to keep reading.…
Trade mark Withdrawal: What It Means and How It Works?
As an IP attorney, I’ve helped many clients navigate the complexities of trade mark applications. But what happens when you no longer want to proceed with your trade mark? Maybe…
The Risk of Genericide in Australian Trademark Law
As an IP attorney, I often remind my clients that building a strong brand is only half the battle. The other half? Protecting it. And one of the most overlooked threats to a…
National Phase Entry in Australia
In Australia, the due date to file the national phase application is within 31 months from your earliest priority date. That’s either the date you filed a provisional application…
How is Trade Mark Valuation important?
I. What is Trademark Valuation? The significance of Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) in today’s business environment is undeniable, whether for startups, small enterprises, or…
