Patents and registered designs are both types of intellectual property that can be used to protect new product designs and inventions. This article discusses the differences between these two forms
A registered trade mark is a valuable asset for any business, but to get the maximum benefit from your registration, it is important to remain vigilant for any other businesses
Trade marks can take many forms, including business or product names, logos, slogans, symbols, sounds, colours, distinctive product shapes, or scents. However, most trade mark registrations are for either words
When selecting a new business name or product name, it is essential to ensure that the name you want to use is available and not likely to infringe upon other
A registered design protects a product’s visual appearance, which may include a combination of its shape, colour, configuration, pattern, or ornamentation. It can be relevant for any product with a
A registered design is a form of intellectual property that protects the visual appearance of a product. Unlike a patent, which protects the functionality of a product, a registered design
It’s a big step starting legal proceedings against your competitor (we will call them the IP Infringer). Before reaching this stage, you should have already received clear advice on the
Patents and registered designs are both types of intellectual property that can be used to protect new product designs and inventions. This article discusses the differences between these two forms
A registered trade mark is a valuable asset for any business, but to get the maximum benefit from your registration, it is important to remain vigilant for any other businesses
Trade marks can take many forms, including business or product names, logos, slogans, symbols, sounds, colours, distinctive product shapes, or scents. However, most trade mark registrations are for either words
When selecting a new business name or product name, it is essential to ensure that the name you want to use is available and not likely to infringe upon other
A registered design protects a product’s visual appearance, which may include a combination of its shape, colour, configuration, pattern, or ornamentation. It can be relevant for any product with a
A registered design is a form of intellectual property that protects the visual appearance of a product. Unlike a patent, which protects the functionality of a product, a registered design
It’s a big step starting legal proceedings against your competitor (we will call them the IP Infringer). Before reaching this stage, you should have already received clear advice on the
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