Frequently Asked Questions

We cannot only trademark the below things but also the combination of the mentioned things:

• Letter
• Word
• Number
• Phrase
• Graphics
• Logo
• Sound Mark
• Smell or a mix of colours. 

Trademark registration has become very important today. Here are the steps to register:

step 1:

Trademark search:

Before registering your trademark, please contact us. A trademark search helps to see if there are similar trademarks. If there are no similar marks, you can proceed with the application.

Step 2:

Trademark registration:

Next is trademark registration. If your trademark search does not find a similar trademark, you can register your trademark in the Trademark Register via electronic filing. 

Step 3:

Investigation:

After a trademark application is filed, it will be examined, which takes 12 to 18 months. During the review period it will be accepted or rejected by the company. If Mark is challenged, he will have one month to file a response from the time the challenge is filed.

Step 4:

Publication:

The next step is publishing. Once a brand is approved, it will be published in the brand magazine. After publication, every third party has four months to object to the advertised brand. After the opponent files the opposition, the applicant has two months from the notice of opposition to file a counter-notice.

Step 5:

Register:

The next important step is registration. The Trademark Registry will issue a stamped certificate.

Step 6:

Renewal:

Trademarks must be renewed 10 years after the date of registration.

These are all trademark registration steps and Bee Legal Advisory can help you save the hassle of trademark registration.

Copyright protects an author's original work in tangible form, including literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works such as poetry, novels, films, songs, computer software, and architectural works. . You own the copyright in your work as soon as you make it available without additional paperwork. However, registering a work with the National Copyright Office makes it part of the public record. Registration makes it easier to prove ownership if someone tries to steal your work, and copyright registration is considered prima facie evidence of copyright. No other evidence is required to prove your ownership and support your claims. Advantages of copyright registration

1) Only you can distribute the work for commercial purposes.

2) You can sell the right to control your work. So if you're writing the next big thriller, you can sell the movie rights and retain the rights to make a sequel.

3) Copyright gives you the exclusive right to reproduce or copy the work, or to change its form. B. To create sequels and modify or update the Work.

4) Only you may perform or publish your work. Everyone else has to ask you first.

5) Registration lets the world know that you own the work and all ownership rights. 

6) Registration protects your rights in all countries where legal protection depends on the publication of your rights.

7) You cannot sue for copyright infringement or get a judge to stop using your work.

8) If you successfully claim infringement, you have the right to seek monetary damages even if you are unable to show how much you actually lost as a result of the infringement.

Industrial design constitutes the ornamental aspect of an article.

An industrial design may consist of three dimensional features, such as the shape of an article, or two dimensional features, such as patterns, lines or colour.

In principle, the owner of a registered industrial design or of a design patent has the right to prevent third parties from making, selling or importing articles bearing or embodying a design which is a copy, or substantially a copy, of the protected design, when such acts are undertaken for commercial purposes. 

In most countries, an industrial design needs to be registered in order to be protected under industrial design law as a “registered design”. In some countries, industrial designs are protected under patent law as “design patents ”.

Industrial design laws in some countries grant – without registration – time- and scope limited protection to so-called “unregistered industrial designs”.

Depending on the particular national law and the kind of design, industrial designs may also be protected as works of art under copyright law.

Industrial designs are applied to a wide variety of products of industry and handicraft items: from packages and containers to furnishing and household goods, from lighting equipment to jewelry, and from electronic devices to textiles. Industrial designs may also be relevant to graphic symbols, graphical user interfaces (GUI), and logos.

Fanciful marks are terms that have been created for the sole purpose of acting as a trademark; they have no meaning other than as a mark. In short, they are made-up words or nonsense words that become associated with goods or services — representing a valuable investment in branding. 

Fanciful marks are considered to be the strongest type of mark and are the easiest to get if you seek trademark registration. Examples of fanciful marks are GOOGLE, EXXON, and EBAY.

An arbitrary mark is a term with a common meaning that has no relation to the goods or services being sold. Examples of arbitrary marks include APPLE (for computers), LOTUS (for software), and SUN (for computers).

You can legally use the ® symbol once your trademark is registered; simply filing an application is not sufficient. 

If it is not registered, it is advisable to accompany uses of a mark with a ™ symbol, for the trademark of a product, or SM symbol, for a servicemark.

A trademark is a name, design, slogan, device, or combination thereof that identifies and distinguishes a good. A servicemark is a name, design, slogan, device, or combination thereof that identifies and distinguishes a service. A trade name is the name of a business or company, which is eligible for trademark registration only if the name is used on goods supplied or in connection with services rendered.

You can stop someone from using your copyrighted materials by filing a lawsuit. In certain cases you may be able to seek a temporary restraining order or preliminary injunction wherein the court orders the infringer to cease use while the trial is pending.

Sometimes, the threat of a lawsuit is enough; a letter demanding that the person who has copied the work immediately stop may be sufficient. If someone has copied your work, you should consult a copyright attorney before taking any action, as the wrong move can prejudice your rights.

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Our clients receive free advice from our intellectual property attorneys. This means you can talk to us without any obligation. We want to know what your case is and what you need. We have a long list of satisfied clients who have benefited from our services. 3. Proven track record

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For example, whether you are a publisher or an intellectual property developer, Bee Legal Advisory, one of the best intellectual property law firms in Delhi, can:

Research the copyright implications of your intended trademark or service mark.

Please fill out the relevant documents and submit them to the Trademark Office. Provides guidance on steps to take to protect yourself from potential risks and breaches.

As an inventor, she can obtain special license rights to her IP within the framework of legal provisions for reputational and financial benefits.

Finally, if someone is infringing your intellectual property (IP) rights, or you may be unknowingly infringing the rights of others, Delhi's leading intellectual One of his property law firms, Bee Legal Advisory, provides helpful advice and legal assistance. .

Publishers can also assist in drafting and negotiating relevant partnerships, such as alliances and licensing agreements.

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