An Introduction to IP – Trade Marks

Trade marks are an essential part of doing business, and can come in a number of forms – such as words, numerals, graphic designs, shapes, colours and even sounds.  A trade mark is a sign used to distinguish your goods/services from those of other businesses.  Registering a trade mark can help the owner to stop others using the same or a similar sign in a way that confuses customers, takes advantage of their reputation or damages their brand.

In this webinar, the fourth in our “Introduction to IP” series, Alexandra Nott and Adam Kellett discuss the sorts of trade marks that can be protected, the benefits of registering a trade mark, and the process for doing so.

Alexandra Nott is a UK Chartered Trade Mark Attorney and EU Trade Mark Attorney based at Dehns. Alexandra assists in a variety of UK, EU, and overseas trade mark matters for a wide-range of clients from individuals to multinational corporations. She assists clients operating in a number of industries including sport, cosmetics, medical technology and healthcare, media/entertainment, security, and hospitality.

Adam Kellett is a UK Chartered Trade Mark Attorney and EU Trade Mark Attorney at Dehns. Adam works with clients in a variety of industries, including the energy, construction, insurance, electronics, software, technology, food and drink, media/entertainment, healthcare and leisure industries. He assists with all aspects of Trade Mark Attorney practice.

The information in this webinar is given as guidance. Legal advice should be sought for particular matters. Dehns accepts no responsibility for any action taken / not taken on the basis of this webinar.

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Dehns is a leading European firm of specialist patent and trade mark attorneys, with more than 200 people across seven offices, and with an internationally renowned reputation.

Top tier ranked by leading IP and legal directories, clients range from large, multinational corporations to small and medium sized businesses and from universities, spin-outs and start-ups to private inventors.