TradeMark Oppositions

Within three months from the date of publication of the mark, the owner of an earlier mark or of a well-known mark, the holder of an earlier right in a likeness or surname, a protected geographical indication or a protected industrial design, of any other protected industrial property right or copyright, or any other concerned person, may file opposition to a published mark with the State Office for Inventions and Trademarks.

Opposition shall be filed in writing, reasoned and accompanied by payment of the prescribed fee.
If the fee is not paid, opposition shall be deemed not to have been filed

 

INVENTA can represent you either for preparing, elaborating, drafting and filing an opposition, or for preparing, elaborating, drafting and filing a reply to a possible opposition.