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Experience has shown that the more distinctive a trading name is, the
more irresistible it is to the competitors to imitate this name. The protection
rights conferred by the registration of a name (or distinctive sign, etc.)
as a trade mark makes it possible to forbid others to use this trade mark
and to enforce claims for compensation from a party that infringes these
rights. A registered trade mark does not necessarily have to be a name,
it could also be, for example, a sign, a combination of a word and a sign,
a number, a colour or a three-dimensional design.
We offer about:
1. National trade marks
2. International registrations under the Madrid Agreement/Madrid Protocol
3. Community trade marks
4. Corporate names and business insignia
5. Domain names
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