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3-hour Trademark Training content:
- Examining the Trademark information and documents before the training about the Trademark,
- What is a Trademark?
- Signs that may or may not be trademarks
- Trademark Types; Guarantee marks, common marks, trade and service marks, well-known marks,
- The difference between a Trademark and a trade name,
- Absolute reasons for refusal in trademark registration,
- Relative reasons for refusal in trademark registration,
- Trademark Classification:
- Pre-registration research and research criteria for trademarks,
- Trademark registration processes and other trade-related procedures,
- What is the Preemptive Right?
- Opinions and objections of third parties,
- Objection to the decisions of the Institute,
- Using or not using the Trademark,
- Scope of rights arising from trademark registration,
- Trademark license/assignment and other post-registration procedures,
- The protection period of the trademark and the renewal of the trademark registration,
- Invalidity of the trademark and termination of the trademark right,
- Infringement of trademark rights, acts deemed to be infringement of trademark rights,
- Claims of the trademark owner; pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages claims
- Follow-up of similar trademarks, objection to similar trademarks, and examination of trademark bulletins,
- Q&A.
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According to the definition in the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office, a trademark is: “Words, figures, including personal names, any sign, including colours, letters, numbers, sounds and the form of goods or their packaging, provided that the goods or services of an undertaking are distinguished from those of other undertakings and can be shown in the registry in a way that will enable the subject of the protection provided to the trademark owner to be understood clearly and precisely.” There are four types of marks: Trademarks, Service Marks, Guarantee Marks, and Common Marks.
Trademark Registration is a process that is not mandatory but necessary for trademark protection. The registration provides proof of rights to the trademark, prevents any trademark infringement. In addition, the registration of a trademark provides very powerful protection in the event of a conflict with a similar or counterfeit trademark. It is not necessary to be a commercial enterprise in order to apply for trademark registration. Individuals and private companies can also apply for a trademark.
Expressing an opinion against a trademark objection is an opinion statement that allows trademarks to defend themselves against objections that they may encounter when completing registration procedures and is controlled by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office.
Counter-opinion notification for trademark objections is a response to objections that can immediately prevent unfounded objections from causing difficulties
Connotations that appear as a reflex for individuals in the same environment and that have a strong sense of commitment to a person or enterprise, having assurance, quality, advertising power, and ownership of a widespread distribution network, without exception of customer and other subjective interests and relationships; regardless of geographical border, culture, and age, are called “recognized” or “famous” trademarks.
Unfortunately, just because your trademark is registered does not imply that it will not be counterfeited. It is essential to keep track of your trademark, which is protected by the registration process, in the market and to detect similar ones. In addition, it is important to follow up on the applications made to the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office for your trademark and to identify similar ones. With the trademark tracking service, you can prevent those who imitate your trademark from being registered and secure your trademark.
It is critical to conduct a check-up prior to filing a trademark application in order to avoid any difficult circumstances that your trademark may encounter and to ensure that it is properly registered. At Tamnot Patent, each trademark is subject to a thorough examination before a registration application is submitted to our firm, and then a registration application is submitted. The remaining steps form the operations based on whether or not there is a risk associated with trademark registration
In the process of developing a trademark, there are numerous factors to consider. The most crucial of these is identifying the target audience and generating ideas that might elicit a reaction from that audience. Establishing an emotional bond between a trademark and its clients is necessary for a successful customer relationship. The trademark name or the details that represent it can make a big difference. For this reason, besides investment and sales, it is necessary to carry out meticulous work on items such as logos, colors, fonts, and slogans.
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