Philippines Trademark Registration

When filing your application with the USPTO, keep in mind that you want legal protection from trademark infringement within the same class. Furniture and related materials are covered by Trademark Class 20. Because the list of included items is quite long, we’ll only provide a few of the most common examples below. Furniture First and… Continue reading TRADEMARK CLASS 20: Furniture, Mirrors, Picture Frames

Textiles, including ropes, materials for ship and boat building, padding materials, cushioning and stuffing materials, raw fibrous materials, other textiles, and some other miscellaneous items, are covered by Trademark Class 22. Materials for Ship and Boat Building Canvas and other textiles are required for ship and boat construction. This class includes many of these textiles.… Continue reading TRADEMARK CLASS 22: Ropes, string, nets, bags

The Nice Classification, which was established by the Nice Agreement in 1957, divides marks into 45 different classes based on Goods and Services (Classes 1-34 for Goods and Classes 35-45 for Services). The purpose of these classifications is to allow users to seek trademark protection for goods or services in the classes that are most… Continue reading TRADEMARK CLASS 13: Fireworks and Firearms

The International (Nice) Classification of Goods and Services divides goods and services into 45 Trademark Classes (1 to 34 cover Goods, and 35 to 45 cover Services). The Indian Trademark Registry uses this classification to categorize trademarks. Class 14 primarily includes precious metals, precious metal goods not included in other classes, and, in general, jewelry,… Continue reading TRADEMARK CLASS 14: Jewellery, Precious Metals and Stones

The International (Nice) Classification of Goods and Services divides goods and services into 45 Trademark Classes (1 to 34 cover Goods, and 35 to 45 cover Services). The Indian Trademark Registry uses this classification to categorize trademarks. Trademark Class 15 includes musical instruments and in particular mechanical pianos and their accessories, musical boxes, electrical and… Continue reading TRADEMARK CLASS 15: Musical instruments

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the federal agency in charge of federal trademark registration, categorizes marks into 45 different “classes” of goods or services. The goal of these classes is to allow different types of businesses to register their trademarks in categories that are most closely related to their core business. Paper,… Continue reading TRADEMARK CLASS 16: Paper, Books and Stationery

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the federal agency in charge of federal trademark registration, categorizes marks into 45 different “classes” of products or services. The goal of these classes is to allow various types of businesses to register their trademarks in the categories most relevant to their core business. Class 18 consists… Continue reading TRADEMARK CLASS 18: Leather and Leather Imitations Products

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the federal agency in charge of federal trademark registration, categorizes marks into 45 different “classes” of products or services. The goal of these classes is to allow different types of businesses to register their trademarks in categories that are most closely related to their core business. Class… Continue reading TRADEMARK CLASS 21: Household Items and Kitchen Utensils

A trademark is another term for a brand or a brand name, and it is a company’s identity. It can be any name, term, symbol, slogan, or other devices that identify and distinguish goods or services from others on the market. When you trademark your brand, you have the legal right to protect yourself and… Continue reading Why Trademarks Are Important For Your Brand?

Yes. Foreign companies or individuals can apply for Trademarks in the Philippines. The application must be accompanied by a trademark registration request signed by the applicant or his agent in English or Filipino. Individuals, corporate entities, and registered organizations can all apply for trademark registration. Non-residents and foreigners may apply, but they must be represented… Continue reading Can Foreigners Apply for Trademark Application in the Philippines and How?