Trademark in vietnam

In an increasingly competitive market, protecting intellectual property is the key to helping businesses assert their position and achieve sustainable growth. A logo is not only a symbol of brand identity but also an invaluable asset that needs to be protected to avoid the risk of being copied or...

MM18(E)   MADRID AGREEMENT AND PROTOCOL CONCERNING THE INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION OF MARKS declaration of intention to use the mark – United States of America (to be annexed to each international application or subsequent designation in which the United States of America is a designated Contracting Party) IMPORTANT   This form contains the exact wording of the declaration...

(1) Filing the application The application for a mark registration must be filed directly or by mail, to the National Office of Intellectual Property of Viet Nam (NOIP) or its brand offices in Ho Chi Minh City or Da Nang. Organizations, individuals of Viet Nam, foreign individuals permanently residing in Viet...

Trademark (TM) infringement in Vietnam is mushrooming in both intensity and scope.

SBLAW would like to introduce the trademark assignment recordal in Vietnam as follows:

Question: Please advise the documentation required to attend to the recordal of the assignment of the marks into the new owner’s name?

SBLAW would like to advise client on the procedure and our fee schedule in relation to the trademark registration proceeding in Vietnam as follows: 1. FEE SCHEDULE In Vietnam, multi-class application is applicable. The basic fees are calculated based on the number of class of goods/services (G/S) in each application as well as...

In case client would like to search and protect his trademark in Vietnam, client should provide SBLaw the following documents[...]

If the trademark is granted, the NOIP shall request the applicant to pay the fee for the grant of a trademark, the fee for notification of the trademark grant decision, the registration fee and the fee for maintenance of the first year’s validity of the trademark[...]

Almost of trade marks have to register to be protected, it is not natural protection. However, Well known trade mark need not register to protect, it shall be natural protection if it is suitable for all of its conditon[...]

“Madrid applications” are referred to the applications for international registration of marks filed under the Madrid Agreement or the Madrid Protocol, including[...]

S&B Law understands that Client is now in need of our assistance in (i) Reviewing the Trademark and Copyright Agreement (“Agreement”) to protect the highest possible rights and interests of Client while ensuring the compliance of the same with prevailing laws of Vietnam and (ii) Reviewing the translation of the Agreement...

Please be advised that In Vietnam, multi-class applications are acceptable i.e. an application can be filed for more than one class of goods or service with payment of additional fee for additional class. Class headings or general description of goods/services is no longer acceptable[...]

SBLAW would like to advise the cancellation of registered trademark in Vietnam as follows

If client would like to file a trademark in Vietnam, S&B Law would like to provide our guidance as follows[...]