1 March 2013TrademarksMarta Skrobot

Well covered: domain names and trademarks in Poland

Under Polish legislation, a trademark is any sign that is capable of being represented graphically and can distinguish the goods or services of one undertaking from those of others.

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Well covered: domain names and trademarks in Poland

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