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Fee and procedure of PATENT ANNUITY in EU. In order to renew Patent validity in EU, Patent owner is required to file their EU PATENT ANNUITY prior to due date. Renew EU Patent now.
| Scope of work: Filing Patent Annuity in EU | FEE
($US) |
| For the 1st class | 1470.00 |
| For the 2nd class | 100.00 |
| For the 3rd class | 260.00 |
| For the 4rd class and subsequent classes | 380.00 |
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The procedure of trademark renewal in the EU
The process of trademark renewal does not take place frequently. However, one of the most important activities a company can undertake to ensure that its intellectual property is protected. It is undeniably a time-consuming and at times taxing process that necessitates meticulous attention to detail and constant monitoring. Depending on the scale of a business, trademark renewals may also pose challenges, such as renewals within different territories. Trademark validity For the most part, trademark renewal rules are similar to the US and [...]
Talks on IP matters in the Indonesia-European Union Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IEU-CEPA) Working Group on Intellectual Property (WGIP)
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New EU Patent Rules Proposed by the European Commission
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More than 93% of SMEs with intellectual property rights report a positive influence in the EU
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Report on the Taxation of Trademarks and Complementary Rights in Europe
At the beginning of May 2022, the International Trademark Association (INTA) has just released a Report on the Taxation of Trademarks and Complementary Rights in Europe. The Report aims to give out clear guidance on the tax implications with regards to trademark lifecycle in the European Union, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland. The report was announced during INTA’s 2022 Annual Meeting Live+, taking place virtually and in-person in Washington, DC, April 30-May 4. With this report, the brand owners, and trademark practitioners [...]
The Russian-Ukraine conflict brought a trademark infringement case to McDonald’s Peppa Pig
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Keynotes learned from the “Champagne” trademark battle
Champagne has always been one of the most favored drinks in the history of mankind. However, not all things that are too famous and good are ‘good’. As the decisions relating to the IP conflicts of champagne have come to a close, we now take a closer look at the keynotes learned from the “Champagne” trademark battle. In the IP field, when something is too famous, there will be many parties that like to use that famous in order to [...]
