Trade Marks
Key facts: Trade mark solicitors
It is likely that your business will deal with trade marks at some point; whether they are your own trade marks or those of third parties. Our expert trade mark solicitors will help you protect the reputation of your business and distinguish your brand from your competitors.
- Trade marks help to distinguish your goods and services. Protecting your trade mark is an important step in protecting your brand’s goodwill and reputation.
- You may be able to apply for trade mark protection for a name or logo which is distinctive and can be represented graphically. Start-ups, SMEs, creatives, entrepreneurs and growing organisations can all benefit from protecting their trademarks.
- Our trade mark solicitors can assist you in a wide range of trademark legal services, including trademark registration both in the UK and internationally, protection and enforcement domestically and abroad.
- We can also help talk you through your options when trademark disputes or infringements happen. When it comes to contentious matters, we are strong advocates for alternative dispute resolution methods, as this approach can often be less expensive and less time-consuming for our clients.
- Our expert trade mark solicitors will help you identify which intellectual property services and protections would best suit your needs, and the best strategies to exploit your IP.
What we do: Trade mark solicitors
Our expert trade mark solicitors have the legal skills and experience to help you understand, protect and defend your legal rights.
A trade mark can include a name, word, logo, sound, colour or any combination of those, so long as they are distinctive. A trade mark must be recognised as a sign that differentiates your goods and services from someone else’s.
As a trade mark law firm, our team of specialist lawyers can assist with a wide breadth of trade mark related matters, including:
- Explaining your legal rights
- Advising on whether your trade mark should be registered and, if so, how to register it
- Filing trade mark applications in the UK and abroad
- Defending trade marks against opposition
- Enforcing your rights against trade mark infringement around the world
- Advising on trade mark clauses in commercial agreements
- Trade mark licences and franchises
- Selling or transferring your trade marks (also known as assignment)
- Trade mark portfolio management
- Passing off actions
Read our Trade Mark FAQs for lots of useful information on the basics of trademark law.
Who we help: Creatives, entrepreneurs, SMEs, start-ups and medium to large businesses
We represent individuals and businesses with trade mark needs across various industries including technology, retail and luxury brands, and the creative industries, including:
- Product designers
- Developers
- Graphic designers
- Architects
- Employees and employers
- Musicians
- Writers and publishers
- Artists
Why choose our trade mark solicitors?
We’re a modern law firm with a difference. Our innovative remote operating model means that you can access expert City-grade legal advice from partner-level solicitors at a fraction of the cost of traditional law firms. Our trade mark solicitors have all been recruited from top 100 UK law firms or large international businesses. Find out more about our trade mark lawyers here:
Our three transparent pricing packages are designed to give you the widest possible access to high-quality legal advice, whatever the size and nature of your business:
City
Straightforward access to senior solicitors from £200 per hour.
An affordable solution for businesses needing one-off legal support. Receive 'City' partner-level expertise at a fraction of 'City' prices.
Enterprise
Have legal peace of mind for £189 per month with additional support from £99 per hour.
A monthly subscription legal support package specifically designed for start-ups and smaller businesses.
On-Demand
For businesses requiring 60+ hours of support a year, with prices equivalent to £99 per hour.
Fully account managed quarterly subscription service for businesses with more complex legal needs.
