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1. www.gov.uk › how-to-register-a-trade-markRegister a trade mark : Overview - GOV.UK

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   Protect your brand by registering it as a trade mark - how to apply, fees, responding to objections to your trade mark, using the ® symbol.

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4. companieshouse.blog.gov.uk › 2019/02/12 › choosing-aChoosing a company name, trading name or trade mark

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   Feb 12, 2019 · A trade mark is a sign which can distinguish your goods and services from those of your competitors. Registering a company name does not automatically protect it by trade mark law....

5. www.gov.uk › search-for-trademarkSearch for a trade mark - GOV.UK

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   Find details of trade marks to: check if a similar trade mark to your brand already exists in the UK. find out who owns a trade mark. Search by trade mark number. Search by owner....

6. www.gov.uk › intellectual-property-trade-marksIntellectual property: Trade marks - GOV.UK

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   Sep 21, 2023 · Guidance on how to register, manage and enforce a trade mark. A trade mark protects your brand, for example the name of your product or service.

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7. www.albright-ip.co.uk › company-names-v-trademarkCompany Names v Trademark - Albright IP

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   Apr 23, 2021 · Registered Trademark. A registered Trade Mark is entirely different from a company name. A Trade Mark is a distinguishable Mark, which identifies goods or services of a particular source, from those of others.

8. harperjames.co.uk › article › trade-mark-faqsTrade Mark FAQs | Intellectual Property | Advice | Harper ...

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   Yes, you can trade mark your company name if you’ve registered your company name. In fact, it’s highly recommended that you trade mark your company name because registering at Companies House won’t stop other businesses like sole traders and partnerships from trading under your company name.

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   Can a company name be registered as a trade mark?

   • A trade mark is a sign which can distinguish your goods and services from those of your competitors. Registering a company name does not automatically protect it by trade mark law. Similarly, if you register a trade mark, you may not necessarily be able to register it as a limited company name.

   Choosing a company name, trading name or trade mark

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   Can You trademark a brand name?

   • You can trademark a variety of things, including product names, business name, brand name, logos, and jingles. Examples of existing trade marks include ‘Starbucks’ and Nike’s tick logo. The important thing about trade marks is that the mark must have a distinctive character.

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   Can a company name be registered as a limited company name?

   • Registering a company name does not automatically protect it by trade mark law. Similarly, if you register a trade mark, you may not necessarily be able to register it as a limited company name. They are 2 different forms of protection, administered by 2 different organisations.

   Choosing a company name, trading name or trade mark

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   Can a company register a trade mark?

   • Yes – as long as you have a mark which can be protected as a trade mark, you can register the mark. This means any company, LLP, partnership, or person can register a trade mark. Where can you search for trade marks? You can search for trade marks online. To check for UK trademarks, you should check the IPO’s trade mark database here.

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   Can I trade with a different name?

   • You can also trade using a different name to your registered name. This is known as a ‘business name’ or ‘trading name’. Trading names must not: You’ll need to register your name as a trade mark if you want to stop people from trading under your business name. A trade mark can be more than just a name.

   Choosing a company name, trading name or trade mark

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   How is a trade mark different from a trading name?

   • A trade mark is different to a trading name because it’s a protected right. You can protect a trade name by registering it as a trade mark. Once registered, no one can use that same trade name (in the same class of goods or service).

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10. www.pinsentmasons.com › out-law › guidesTrade marks: the basics - Pinsent Masons

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    Sep 20, 2022 · As long as your trade mark is capable of distinguishing your business from other traders or does distinguish your business from other traders (either inherently or through use over the years) then your trade mark acts as 'a badge of origin' and is protectable. How are trade marks protected? In the UK, trade marks are protected in two main ways.