Brands, assets to protect
If your company has a presence in the United Kingdom and/or exports or licenses products aimed at the British market, the legal status of your brands, designs and products under the protection of Denominations of Origin (PDO) or Protected Geographical Indications (PGI) It is going to change substantially after Brexit.
With agreement or without agreement, Brexit will redefine the way and strategy with which we protect our assets in the British country. Given this uncertainty, this webinar, given by PONS IP's Trademark Director, Carmen González, is designed to resolve all doubts regarding the impact on trademarks, patents and industrial designs of this situation, where the main questions will also be addressed. around Brexit and the future of brands such as:
What happens with the automatic conversion of registrations I already have in the EU?
Will the United Kingdom create its own system of protection of geographical indications? How to act if my products are sold there?
Will I need to make a new registration? Which is it? What deadlines is the British Government managing? And at what cost?
What will happen to applications that have already been made and are in process? Is it worth waiting?
And international brands? Are they affected by Brexit?
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