TRADE MARK SEARCHES
Smart Trade Mark Searches
We use intelligent search algorithms to generate data from the trade mark registries of Australia, Canada, the European Union, France, Germany, Mexico, New Zealand, Spain, the United Kingdom, the United States. Using these algorithms provides us with a more comprehensive review for identifying the potential risks of using the trade mark and any potential objections raised by the Examiner.
How to Search
- What to Search
- Search Report
- Suggestions
Search Similar Trade Marks
We are happy to assist you with conducting trade mark searches to assess if there is a third party’s trade mark that is similar or identical to your trade mark.
Identify Similar Goods and/or Services
We help identify if there is the likelihood of confusion by reviewing your goods and/or services related to the trade mark.
Whether there is likelihood of confusion between your trade mark and an earlier application or registration
- % of similarity of marks in terms of visual, phonetic and conceptual similarity
- % of similarity of goods and/or services
- % of confusion
Whether the trade mark is distinctive and non-descriptive
- % of distinctiveness for each element in a trade mark in respect to the goods and/or services claimed
- % of distinctiveness for the entire trade mark in respect to the goods and/or services claimed
Whether the trade mark is used in the market
Generate data from public search engines, app stores, pharmaceuticals, alcoholic beverages, software and retail to identify identical or similar trade marks for identical or similar goods and/or services
We explain the results of the search and provide several ways to overcome the potential obstacles.
Why do I need trade mark searches?
Cost
- Save on time and monetary costs when conducting searches
- Eliminate the possibility of filing a trade mark too similar to an existing mark, resulting in higher legal fees
Benefits
- Identify similar marks with similar goods and/or services at an earlier stage
- Identify potential objections, opposition and/or infringement for the associated goods and/or services
- Amend your potential trade mark before entering the market
- Reducing costs for overcoming objections