Trademarks Law Dubai, UAE | Mimo Legal Consulting

A trademark is a distinctive sign, which is normally a company name or brand. A trademark can be a simple word, phrase, symbol, design or any combination of these items. A trademark identifies that certain goods or services are produced or provided by a particular company. Registering your trademark with concerned state authorities grants you exclusive right to use it and identify your goods or services under such trademark.

On the other hand, if your trademark is not registered, then law does not prohibit others to use it or even to register it under their name. “First come, first served” principle is applicable in most of the cases in trademarks laws.

If you care about your company name and its reputation, which you might have built for many years, then make sure your trademark is registered. It is the most valuable asset of your business.

Once it is registered, the period of protection of the trademark is for ten years,whichcan be renewed for unlimited number of times. In most of the countries the customs authorities, economic departments and courts enforce protection of registered trademarks.

Registering your trademark gives you following rights:

Exclusive right to use your trademark.
Prevents others to use your trademark without your consent.
You will have exclusive right to assign, license and sell the trademark, in most of the cases, for huge amounts of money.

Wecan assist you in selecting, filing and registering your trademarksin UAE, MENA, CIS, China, India, EU, USA and otherparts of the world. We can also assist in conducting due diligence and negotiating your trademark license or purchase agreement terms.

We also provide other related services to ensure the protection of your trademark and prevent it from unauthorized use.

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On the other hand, if your trademark is not registered, then law does not prohibit others to use it or even to register it under their name. “First come, first served” principle is applicable in most of the cases in trademarks laws.

Registering your trademark gives you following rights:

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