7 December 2017Trademarks

EU issues trademark notice on ‘no Brexit agreement’

As Brexit negotiations continue, the European Commission has prepared a notice for trademark owners regarding a potential scenario in which no agreement is reached between the UK and the EU.

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CITMA warns UK government over failure to remain in EEA post-Brexit

5 December 2017 The Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys has warned the UK government that the cost of UK trademark lawyers losing their right to represent clients at the European Union Intellectual Property Office could total £1.7 billion ($2.3 billion) per year.

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Brexit is already costing trademark owners more money, says CITMA

21 December 2018 Uncertainty around the post-Brexit future is causing businesses to spend more money on securing trademarks, the Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys (CITMA) has told WIPR.

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