We assist our clients in registering their trademarks in the European Union (EU), ensuring that their brand is protected from potential infringement and misuse.
In cases where a provisional refusal to register a trademark in the EU is issued, our team provides comprehensive services to address this challenge.
A provisional refusal is typically issued when the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) identifies potential conflicts or issues with the application, such as similarity to an existing trademark or non-compliance with legal requirements.
This refusal is not final, and the applicant has the opportunity to file a response stating the justification in favour of the trademark registration. The preparation of such a document requires careful analysis and involves the need to provide strong arguments and evidence
Our services include a thorough analysis of the grounds for refusal, developing a tailored defense strategy, preparing and filing a well-substantiated response, and monitoring the process until resolution.
Our experienced lawyers conduct an in-depth examination of the provisional refusal, and with their expertise, they craft a response that significantly increases the likelihood of a successful registration.