Written by Igor Demcak
CEO & Legal Mind
The term amicable solution is used not only in trademark-related issues to describe solutions reached without arguing or quarrelling. When you resolve an issue amicably, it means you are friendly and congenial during the process of negotiations.
When an issue arises during the trademarking registration process, the emphasis is put on achieving solutions amicably.
If you receive an opposition, it is beneficial to reach out to the third party that filed the opposition to find a solution that wouldn't involve further litigation. One such solution is signing a co-existence agreement.
What is the price for 2 or more trademark classes in New Zealand?
If I register a trademark under my personal name, can I later change it so that my business owns it?
Does the cost of trademark registration depend on the number of classes?
Should I register both the name and the logo trademarks at once?
What is the price of an additional trademark class in the UK?
I want to register a CA trademark in one class; how much would that cost?
If my trademark application gets dismissed, do I lose the fee?
Do I need a pending trademark application to file through the Madrid System?
Do we have a higher chance of success when registering a wordmark or a logo?
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