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Hi Folks,
Looking for some advice with the probability of acquiring the services of an IP solicitor to argue an EU trademark which is currently still in examination period.
I don't think it's a particularly technical case, but I'm not sure if I'll have grounds. My argument is simply that the word that is being attempted to be trademarked is too close to a generic word. It's simply substituting the an "s" with a "z". Example: "carz" instead of "cars". (that's not it).
1. Looking for advice as to whether my argument is reasonable
2. If so, and if it's possible, a rough idea of the cost to put forward an argument
Welcome to PM me.
Thanks in advance.
Looking for some advice with the probability of acquiring the services of an IP solicitor to argue an EU trademark which is currently still in examination period.
I don't think it's a particularly technical case, but I'm not sure if I'll have grounds. My argument is simply that the word that is being attempted to be trademarked is too close to a generic word. It's simply substituting the an "s" with a "z". Example: "carz" instead of "cars". (that's not it).
1. Looking for advice as to whether my argument is reasonable
2. If so, and if it's possible, a rough idea of the cost to put forward an argument
Welcome to PM me.
Thanks in advance.
