Trademark registration
We file trademark applications in each target jurisdiction and manage the prosecution through to registration.
Intellectual property
Brands, software, creative work and know-how are valuable only when ownership is clear and protection follows market entry. We manage IP protection and commercialisation across five jurisdictions.
Trademark and IP protection across jurisdictions. One team, one fee.
Speak with a lawyer02 / Capabilities
We file trademark applications in each target jurisdiction and manage the prosecution through to registration.
We conduct clearance searches before filing to identify conflicts and assess registration risk.
We track renewal deadlines, monitor for infringement, and maintain your IP portfolio across jurisdictions.
We draft IP assignment agreements and licensing arrangements that protect your ownership and commercial terms.
Commercial settings
IP workstreams
Searches, class strategy and applications in target markets.
Renewals, monitoring and coordinated international filings.
Founder, employee and contractor ownership transfers.
Commercial licences, distribution rights and quality control.
Cross-border IP ownership and licensing structures where commercially appropriate.
05 / Client situations
You are launching in a new market and want to register your brand before a competitor does.
Someone is using a name similar to yours and you need to know if you have grounds to act.
Your investor requires IP to be assigned from the founder to the company before closing.
You are selling your business and the buyer's due diligence has revealed that the main trademark was never formally registered.
06 / Jurisdictions
Register trademark with AIPA
Intellectual property →UAEAEFile across all 45 Nice classes
Intellectual property →USAUSFile use-based or intent-to-use at USPTO
Intellectual property →RussiaRURegister with Rospatent
Intellectual property →KazakhstanKZFile with NCIP
Intellectual property →OffshoreOFInternational structures and compliance
Intellectual property →07 / The Mostar approach
File where the business is entering, not only where it began.
Make sure the company owns what it is selling or licensing.
Manage portfolio work across jurisdictions through one legal team.
Process
Four steps. One responsible lawyer. No handoffs.
Common questions
Common questions