Trademark Opposition
Oppose a conflicting mark — or defend your own.
TimelineWithin statutory deadlines
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* Professional fees. Government fees & taxes, if any, at actuals.
Overview
When a published trademark conflicts with yours, you can file an opposition; equally, your own application may be opposed. We handle both sides with well-drafted notices, counter-statements and evidence.
What’s included
- Notice of opposition / counter-statement
- Evidence compilation
- Filing within deadlines
- Guidance through proceedings
Documents required
- Details of the opposed / opposing mark
- Evidence of prior use or rights
- Application or publication details
How it works
- 1
Assess the case
We review the marks and grounds.
- 2
Draft & file
We prepare and file the opposition or reply.
- 3
Represent
We support you through the proceedings.
Frequently asked questions
An opposition must generally be filed within four months of the mark being advertised in the Trademark Journal.