International Design Protection
What the service includes
- National or regional filings
- Hague System assessment where applicable
- Priority and timing strategy
- Foreign-associate coordination
What you receive
The typical output of this service is the Global Design Protection Plan.
Things to consider
Scope and jurisdiction
Intellectual property rights are territorial, and procedures vary by jurisdiction. Search results are preliminary and support a decision. They do not establish registrability, freedom to operate, validity or non-infringement. Drafting, filing and prosecution support prepare and pursue an application. Grant or registration depends on examination and is never assured. Where a jurisdiction requires representation or a formal legal opinion, Horiant coordinates with appropriately qualified patent attorneys, trademark attorneys, advocates, agents or local counsel.
Next step
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