Trademark & IP.
We help businesses protect their brands, creative work and inventions through the IP India offices. The work covers trademark search and filing, replies to examination reports, renewals, copyright registration and patent filing with registered patent agents. We track every deadline from application to registration and renewal, because a missed IP deadline is often costly to recover.
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Signs it's time to talk to us.
- You are launching a new brand, product or logo
- You have received a trademark examination report
- A trademark registration is approaching its 10-year expiry
- You have developed software or an invention you want to protect
How Trademark & IP works with us.
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IP audit
We list your brands, content and inventions, who owns them, and what is already protected.
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Search and strategy
We run clearance and prior-art searches and recommend what to file, in which classes and when.
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Application filing
We prepare and file trademark, copyright or patent applications with the correct forms and supporting documents.
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Examination and hearings
We answer examination reports, discrepancy letters and hearings until registration or grant.
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Portfolio upkeep
We monitor renewals, ownership changes and journal publications so that your rights stay in force.
Trademark & IP services.
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Trademark Search & Filing
A trademark application in Form TM-A protects your brand name, logo or tagline for specific goods or services under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
Trademark Objection Reply
After filing, the Trade Marks Registry may issue an examination report objecting on absolute grounds under section 9, such as a descriptive or non-distinctive mark, or on relative grounds under section 11, such as conflict with earlier marks.
Trademark Renewal
A registered trademark is valid for 10 years from the application date and stays in force only if it is renewed in Form TM-R.
Patent Filing
A patent gives the patentee exclusive rights over an invention for 20 years under the Patents Act, 1970.
Copyright Registration
Copyright exists as soon as an original work is created, but registration with the Copyright Office gives you an entry in the Register of Copyrights that serves as evidence of your claim.
Not sure which one you need?
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