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Our Trademark Services

Trademark Search and Clearance
Trademark Application and Registration
Trademark Opposition and Defense
Trademark Portfolio Management
Trademark Infringement and Enforcement
Trademark Licensing and Assignment
Trademark Adverse Reports Handling
Trademark Renewal Services
International Trademark Services

Why is Registering or Disputing a Trademark Vital for Your Brand?

Why It Matters:

Registering or disputing a trademark isn't just important, it's game-changing for your brand. Breaking it down: registering protects your brand's identity, keeping copycats at bay. Disputing? That's about defending what's rightfully yours, asserting your brand's uniqueness. Bottom line? It's about owning your space, standing out in a crowded market. Don't sleep on it—get in the game and protect your turf!

Why Choose Us:

Allied Legal, our team comprises of dedicated trademark specialists. These experts bring a wealth of knowledge and experience in the field of trademark law, ensuring that your brand's legal needs are met with precision and expertise. From trademark registration to dispute resolution, our specialists are equipped to handle all aspects of trademark protection and management.

Beyond trademark agreements, we also provide expertise in drafting share subscription agreements, share vesting agreements, buy/sell agreements, employee share schemes, and other commercial agreements. Trust Allied Legal to ensure your brand's future is secure with our comprehensive trademark services.

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Our Legal Team

At Allied Legal, our commercial and startup specialist team is more than just legal experts. We are a diverse group of professionals with backgrounds spanning finance, technology, marketing, and more. Our collective expertise goes beyond legal counsel; we understand the challenges Australian businesses face because we've been there ourselves.

Rahul Kumar Specialist Commercial Lawyer

Ran Zheng Specialist Commercial Lawyer

Bernard Otieno Specialist Commercial Lawyer

Kasia Ubechel Specialist Commercial Lawyer

How It Works - Our Process

1. Complimentary Consultation

Get a 20-minute complimentary consultation. Our expert lawyers will consult with you and discuss your legal needs.

2. Receive A Fixed-Fee Quote

We will provide a fixed fee quote. Once you agree to our fee quote, you can sign our engagement letter.

3. Documents Prepared in Draft For Your Review

We provide you with draft documents for review. This gives you the chance to ask further questions and request updates.

4. We Finalise And Issue Your Documents

Receive your final completed documents! We also guide you through the signing process.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of our clients' frequently asked questions:

What are the benefits of registering my trademark?

Registering your trademark offers crucial benefits. Firstly, it provides legal ownership and exclusive rights to use the mark nationwide, protecting your brand's identity and reputation. With registration, you gain a powerful tool to enforce your rights against infringers, preventing unauthorized use and dilution of your brand. It enhances brand recognition and consumer trust, boosting market competitiveness and facilitating expansion into new markets. Additionally, trademark registration serves as valuable intellectual property, offering potential licensing opportunities and increasing the overall value of your business. Ultimately, it safeguards your brand's integrity and ensures long-term viability in today's competitive marketplace.

How do I determine if my trademark is eligible for registration?

Determining the eligibility of your trademark for registration involves several factors. Firstly, ensure that your mark is distinctive and not generic or descriptive of the goods or services it represents. Conduct a thorough search to confirm that your mark is not already in use by others in your industry. Additionally, assess whether your mark may cause confusion with existing trademarks. It's crucial to consider the strength of your mark and its ability to serve as a unique identifier of your goods or services. Consulting with a trademark attorney can provide valuable guidance in evaluating your trademark's eligibility for registration.

What should I do if I believe someone is infringing on my trademark?

If you suspect trademark infringement, swift action is key. Start by gathering evidence of the infringement, including instances of unauthorized use of your mark. Document these occurrences meticulously, noting dates, locations, and any relevant communications. Next, consider sending a cease-and-desist letter to the infringing party, demanding they stop using your trademark. Consult with us to assess your options and formulate a strategy. You may pursue legal remedies such as filing a lawsuit for trademark infringement or initiating alternative dispute resolution methods like mediation or arbitration. Acting promptly and seeking professional guidance can help protect your rights effectively.

How can I defend against a claim of trademark infringement?

In Australia, maintaining and renewing your trademark registration is vital to ensure ongoing protection. To maintain your registration, you must continue to use the trademark in commerce and monitor for potential infringement. Renewal is typically required every ten years, starting from the registration date. You'll receive renewal reminders from the Australian Trademarks Office, but it's your responsibility to file the renewal application and pay the associated fees before the expiration date. Failure to renew can result in the loss of trademark rights. Consulting with us can help ensure compliance and protect your trademark's longevity.