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Frameworks can help you visualize your brand strategy. This article introduces some typical frameworks commonly used for branding.
This article explains what a pet name or family name is, with specific examples, as well as the importance of trademark registration for goods and services in use.
The article explains what a house mark is, with specific examples, as well as the importance of trademark registration for the products and services in use.
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This article explains in detail how the regional collective trademark system differs from a regular trademark application. The article will also provide an overview of the system and introduce actual trademarks that have been registered.
The trademark opposition system gives third parties opportunities to seek cancellation of a trademark registration from a broad public interest perspective. The following is a specific explanation of what it entails, including the timing requirements to be aware of.
To register a trademark, it may be necessary to obtain permission (consent) from a specific person or company to use the registered trademark or to obtain permission (license agreement) to use the trademark from another party. This article provides a detailed explanation of trademark use and permission/permission.
Here we will guide you through the process of applying for and registering a figure mark.
Before filing a trademark application, it is of course important to search for any prior applications. However, there are other things to check as well. We have compiled a checklist for your convenience.
Trademark registration is a way to acquire rights to a character. By registering its name or design as a trademark, you can prevent others from copying or using it without your permission. This article will explain in detail how to register a trademark for a character and what to note for it.
This article will explain the advantages of asking a patent firm or patent attorney for trademark registration, and also explain relevant rough costs (fees).
Renewal of trademark right is every 10 years. Once the registration fee (for 10 years) is paid to the JPO, there is basically no maintenance fee until the renewal procedure after 10 years.
This section explains when trademark infringement, such as unauthorized use of a trademark, is established, and what damages and penalties are imposed for trademark infringement. In addition, terms such as "trademark right" and "trademark registration" are briefly explained.