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What is trademark watch?

Trademark Watch is a service provided by Inventa, which monitors trademarks in all jurisdictions. This service allows any identical or similar trademarks owned by third parties to be identified. It is of high strategic importance to perform this search since it allows you to identify and monitor applications for similar trademarks that may devalue your own. It is also very useful for identifying and responding to imitations.

Why should I use the trademark watch service?

The existence of another trademark that is identical or similar to yours is likely to devalue your trademark. This is because there is a risk of customers confusing the commercial origins of both trademarks, thus threatening the success of your business. Our Trademark Watch Service provides a continuous monitoring of trademark applications and allows for a timely response to any detected imitation.

Who is this service aimed at?

Our Trademark Watch Service is advisable for any company or individual who considers their trademarks an important asset for their business. This service allows you to monitor new trademark applications to subsequently protect the rights conferred by your own trademark.

How is the trademark watch service carried out?

Inventa’s teams of experts ensure permanent monitoring of Industrial Property Bulletins, making use of the latest cutting-edge technology to always detect new applications that could, directly or indirectly, affect your trademark. With our help, you will always have access to the best strategies to respond to imitations.

It should be noted that the trademark watch service is performed on a global scale, including all countries where new trademarks have been published, in each jurisdiction.

How can Inventa help me with the trademark watch service?

Inventa works with highly-experienced teams, who ensure the most efficient trademark watch service at national and international level. We always supply you with the best legal response strategies to react to any imitations that may have been detected in the course of investigations.