Trademark

Prosecution

Indonesia is a first-to-file trademark jurisdiction. Registering your trademarks proactively is not just smart, it is essential. Secure your brand, protect your reputation, and stay ahead in this fast-moving market by taking control of your intellectual property today.

The trademark prosecution process, including but not limited to:

  • Conduct thorough preliminary searches and provide expert advice on trademark registrability.
  • Review and guide the specification of goods and/or services to maximize protection before filing.
  • Managing filings, publications, Office Actions, and registrations with timely updates.
  • Handling hearing and opposition trademarks.
  • Perform regular status checks.
  • Forwarding the registration certificate with an English translation upon receipt.
  • Managing clients’ intellectual property portfolios.

Non-Contentious

These services are proactive and preventive, helping clients secure their brand value, minimize risks, and maximize opportunities in the marketplace, including but not limited to:

  • Maintaining and updating registered trademarks.
  • Conducting comprehensive searches for potential conflicts.
  • Supporting mergers, acquisitions, and/or investment transactions.
  • Evaluating IP rights and potential risks during business deals and conducting due diligence.
  • Recommendations to avoid conflicts and potential disputes.
  • Facilitating the transfer of trademark ownership between parties.
  • Drafting and negotiating trademark license agreements to allow third parties to use your brand legally.
  • Advising on optimal structuring to maximize brand value and minimize risk.

Contentious

Contentious services address formal disputes and legal challenges related to your trademarks.
Intellectbox provides expert including but not limited to:

  • Conducting trademark use investigation.
  • Representing clients in disputes including filing or defending trademark oppositions.
  • Taking decisive action against unauthorized use of intellectual property rights through cease-and-desist notices.
  • Requesting and assisting administrative authorities to take a raid action.
  • Handling disputes involving domain names that infringe or misuse trademarks.
  • Addressing acts of unfair competition and passing off.
  • Conducting trademark use investigations.