News and Articles about International Trademark Registration
The Intellectual Property Office of the United Kingdom has announced changes in their examination procedures. From now on, they will no longer refuse to register a new trade mark application because of an earlier trademark conflicting, unless the owner of the earlier mark successfully opposes the new application. So be aware about these changes of processes related to Intellectual Property UK.
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OHIM CTM is introducing some changes in practice on extensions and suspensions of time, and new guidelines on opposition proceedings.
Members of the group “Fotocopiando para estudiar” (“Photocopying to study”), formed by students and representatives of photocopiers in Costa Rica, attended the Legislative Assembly to demand the reform of the intellectual property law, in order to make an exception to the rules that prevent the copying of educational books. Continue reading ‘Costa Rica: Demand for Changes in Intellectual Property Law’
