A trademark opposition is a formal legal challenge raised by a third party against the registration of a trademark after it has been published in the trademark journal. This opposition must be filed within four months of the trademark’s publication by anyone who believes the new application conflicts with their existing brand, infringes on their trademark rights, or violates legal standards. The opposition process is a crucial step in ensuring the protection of established trademarks from dilution, confusion, or infringement caused by similar or conflicting marks.
Filing a trademark opposition helps safeguard the distinctiveness and value of your brand in a competitive marketplace. If you’re facing or need to file a trademark opposition, our expert legal team provides comprehensive support to navigate the process, ensuring your trademark rights are fully protected and defended.
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One of our experts will be assigned to collect all your documents and other details.
We will share the updates about your trademark as soon as the opposition is filed.
Prevents registration of similar trademarks that could confuse consumers or dilute your brand.
Helps maintain a level playing field by stopping unfairly similar trademarks from being approved.
Blocks competitors from registering trademarks that could infringe on your business reputation.
Reinforces your trademark ownership by proactively defending it against potential conflicts.
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A trademark opposition is a legal challenge filed by a third party against a trademark application after it’s published for registration.
Any person or business that believes the trademark conflicts with their existing rights or could cause confusion.
You can file an opposition within a specific period, usually four months, after the trademark is published.
The opposing party submits a statement of opposition, and the applicant has the chance to respond and defend their trademark.
Prepare and submit a counter-statement addressing the opposition’s claims, and provide supporting evidence for your trademark.
The registrar will make a decision based on the evidence and arguments from both parties, determining whether the trademark can be registered.
Yes, either party can appeal the decision to a higher authority or court if dissatisfied with the outcome.
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