PO Box 1140, Upwey, Victoria, 3158
Behind the Business: Jacqui Pryor
Providing ‘start to finish’ trademark services – searches, applications and registrations as well as providing assistance in connection with infringement matters, opposition matters and more.
We provide Australian trademark registration services and can also assist with International Trademark registration. We provide advice in connection with adverse report matters, infringement matters, opposition matters and more.
What is a Trademark?
A trademark is basically a ‘badge of origin’ or ‘brand name’. It’s the ‘sign’ that one trader uses to distinguish their goods and/or services from those of other traders.
Why is Trademark Registration Important?
Simply put, registering your trademarks is the only way to be sure you have the right to use your names, logos and brands and is the only way to gain the right to license use of your names, logos and brands to other people. It can also be more difficult (and costly) to try and stop someone from using your names, logos and brands if you don’t have your trademarks registered.
How do I register a Trademark?
This is where we can help. Simply read over the Australian trademark process and contact us when you are ready to proceed. We will take care of everything from ‘start to finish’ for you so that you don’t have to worry about it – you can spend your time focused on what you specialise in whilst we take care of what we specialise in!
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I wanted to trademark my logo and I thought my questions were stupid but you answered them without hesitation, and I received answers to my questions within 1/2 an hour!!! Awesome. I would recommend this company to anyone wanting this service.
Renee Bean-Wyper, Real Estate Agent & Auctioneer
The language you used in your explanation was clear to understand and I was offered several options, including some cheaper alternatives, and given all the information I needed to make a decision. I liked the fact that you didn’t just tell me what I should do.
Wendy Flack, Director - Couple It
Resuming business after having a baby was always going to be a challenge. But I was as prepared for it as possible… or so I thought.
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