Trademark Searches

Trademark Search

When is a Trademark search needed?

Examples & use cases of trademark search

Trademark Search
Filing a trademark

An enterprise approaches DexPatent to evaluate the uniqueness of their trademark. Conducting this search helps them to assess the possibilities of filing a trademark application and increases the chances of successful registration.

Branding a Product

A startup requests DexPatent to perform a trademark search to determine whether their brand name or logo they intend to use is available and not already in use by a competitor or protected by another trademark holder.

Trademark Infringement Defense

A Consumer product company, accused of a trademark infringement by a third party, approaches DexPatent to conduct a trademark search. The trademark search serves as a valuable tool to assess the strength of the infringement claim and potentially build a defense strategy.

Relavant trademark laws and sections

When we do a trademark search, we find exact, phonetically equivalent and similar marks with same goods or services under Section 2(d) “likelihood of confusion”.
    

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Frequently Asked Questions

The purpose of a trademark search is to determine the availability and uniqueness of a proposed trademark, ensuring that it can be legally used and registered. It helps businesses avoid trademark infringement, protect their brand's identity, and make informed decisions regarding their branding strategy, ultimately ensuring legal compliance and reducing the risk of legal disputes and penalties.

A trademark search should be conducted before adopting, using, or registering a trademark. It is an essential early step in the branding or business formation process to assess the availability and uniqueness of the proposed trademark and to mitigate the risk of potential legal issues down the road.

You can perform a trademark search on official government websites, online trademark search tools, or by hiring professional trademark search firms or attorneys. These resources allow you to access trademark databases, conduct preliminary or comprehensive searches, and gather crucial information to assess the availability and uniqueness of your proposed trademark.

The time it takes to register a trademark can vary depending on several factors, including the jurisdiction, the complexity of the application, and the backlog of the trademark office. In the United States, for example, USPTO typically takes about 12 to 18 months to process a trademark application if there are no issues or objections. In other countries, the timeline may differ, and it can take several months to a year or more. It's essential to check with the specific trademark office or consult with a trademark attorney / search firm for precise time estimates in your jurisdiction.
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