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Ensuring your brand is protected is crucial in today's business environment, which is why trade mark registration is essential. But what happens if your application is opposed?

Understanding trade mark oppositions can help you, as a business owner, safeguard your business identity and secure your trademark rights.

To help you navigate this complex area, Graci Chen (Senior Lawyer) and Sophie Pemberton (Senior Lawyer) explain:

+ types of oppositions;
+ what it means if your trade mark application is opposed;
+ reasons why you may oppose a third party's trade mark application;
+ grounds of opposition; and
+ the opposition process and procedural matters.

About Graci Chen
Graci is a Senior Lawyer in LegalVision’s Intellectual Property (Trade Marks) team. Graci works closely with a diverse range of clients and assists with the entire IP lifecycle. She is passionate about educating clients in this complex area of law and helping clients achieve their IP protection goals.

About Sophie Pemberton
Sophie is a Senior Lawyer in LegalVision’s Intellectual Property (Trade Marks) team. She was admitted to practice as a lawyer in the Supreme Court of Western Australia in 2018 and is on the register of practitioners of the High Court of Australia.

Visit legalvision.com.au or call 1300 544 755 to contact our team.

00:00 Intro
01:29 Types of Oppositions
03:55 Opposed Trade Mark Application
06:52 Reason to Oppose a Trade Mark Application
09:19 Grounds of Opposition
24:23 Opposition Process & Procedural Matters
35:06 Q&A

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