“Protecting your brand”.   Trade Mark (TM) – (Brand) a sign that is graphically represented and identifies and distinguishes the goods and services.

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“Protecting your brand”

  Trade Mark (TM) – (Brand) a sign that is graphically represented and identifies and distinguishes the goods and services of one business from those of another. Trade Mark

  Choose names that are appealing  Create unique names  Avoid generic, misleading names  Avoid descriptive, obscene names  Research names – internet search, TM registry search TM in a global context

  Register in Jamaica first  Seek legal advice for each jurisdiction Trade Mark Registration

  Protection is Jurisdictional  Seek registration in other countries through: 1.Individual Country Registration 2.Regional Registration (where available) 3.International Registration:  Madrid Protocol  (Jamaica is not yet a signatory) Trade Mark Registration

  Trade Mark Registration (Protection) – Ownership – License – Transfer of ownership – Legal action, i.e. Enforcement – Consumer confidence – Assist in overseas registration – Needed for Madrid Protocol – Relative grounds of refusal Benefits of Registration

  Individual Countries  Normally through a local agent  Apply directly (online where available)  Foreign fees  Mark must meet requirements International Registration

  Regional Registration Systems A. CTM (Europe) 27 States B. ARIPO (African Reg. Ind. Property Org.) 18 States C. OAPI (African Intellectual Property Org.) 17 States  Apply directly Regional office  Need representative  Applicable fees  Must meet requirements for registration International Registration

UK Jamaica USA Japan China How does the system work?

  International registration of Trade Marks  Avoid individual filing  Avoid agents in each country* (refusals)  Designate the countries for registration  Individual country fees & examination  Easier to manage (Changes, renewals, etc.)  Dependent on basic application or registration 94 Member States*  International Application submitted to WIPO through Member State IP Office* Madrid Protocol

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