What are trademark rights?
A trademark is a sign capable of distinguishing goods or services.
Key concepts and application
An application considers distinctiveness, classes and earlier rights. A company name or domain does not itself create trademark protection for every class. Filing and use records matter.
Rights, procedure and limits
Scope, infringement and invalidity depend on the signs and manner of use. Verify registration in the official trademark register and current legislation.
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