Frequently Asked Questions

Trademark registration is a legal process that grants an individual or business exclusive rights to use a specific mark, such as a logo, brand name, or slogan, in connection with their goods or services.

This registration, typically issued by a national or regional trademark office, provides protection against unauthorized use of the mark by others, helping to prevent consumer confusion and safeguarding the brand's identity.

By registering a trademark, the owner gains the ability to enforce their rights in court, license the trademark to others, and potentially achieve greater brand recognition and value.