Trademark Watch video
A live feed of new filings from nine offices, each scored against the client's marks with its opposition window counting down, and the opposition or letter drafted the moment counsel acts. 1:16
What the film shows
Watches new filings and gazettes for marks that copy a client's, for trademark counsel
Agents read every new filing and gazette in nine offices, score each one against every client mark on looks, sound, meaning and goods, and count down its opposition window under that office's rule. Counsel acts, watches or dismisses; on act, the right notice or letter is drafted and counsel signs and files.
Transcript
- Trademark Watch reads new filings and gazettes for marks that copy a client's, for trademark counsel.
- Opposition windows are short: thirty days in the U.S., three months in Europe.
- This week, agents read thirty-eight hundred new filings in nine offices.
- A new European filing, HALCIRA, scores eighty-eight percent against the client's HALCYRA.
- Each score is explained: the marks sound the same, and the goods are identical.
- Every window counts down by office: seventy-four days left on this one.
- Counsel taps act, and the opposition notice is drafted, every point cited to its source.
- She signs and files the same day; six other hits went to clients with letters drafted.
- Every copycat filing caught inside the opposition window.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.