Setting-Up a Company with Trademark Registration

Forming a company with a trademark registration

Although the modern economy is truly global in a number of aspects, with seamless operations from one nation to another, there are certain legal aspects that need to be dealt with on an individual basis within countries.

One of these activities relates to the application for a trademark registration in UK, and they will only usually apply within a single territory.

If a company wishes to protect their intellectual property around the world, a considerable amount of work will be required to complete the company formation with trademark registration formalities for each nation, and it can help to enlist the assistance of experienced specialists in this field - the professional team at Coddan.

In order to complete the process of the UK trademark registration successfully, it is advisable to setting-up a private limited company in the United Kingdom - this is one of the easiest ways to prove ownership of a particular term.

As long as the business name does not fall foul of trade marking guidelines (the Intellectual Property Office in the Great Britain provides a useful list of these), a pre-existing company name will be looked upon more favourable when the final decision is made.