Module
Trade Marks and Brands
What a trade mark is, distinctiveness, grounds for refusal, filing in Ireland, the EU and abroad, infringement, reputation, use and brand management.
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- 01What a trade mark is
- 02Why brands matter
- 03Distinctiveness
- 04Absolute grounds for refusal
- 05Relative grounds: conflicts with earlier rights
- 06Classes and specifications
- 07Searching before filing
- 08Registering a trade mark in Ireland
- 09The EU trade mark
- 10International registration: the Madrid system
- 11Trade mark infringement
- 12Marks with a reputation
- 13Use it or lose it
- 14Limits and defences
- 15Managing a trade mark portfolio
- 16Congratulations on completing the module