These explanations provide general information and do not replace an assessment of individual circumstances.
What information matters?
The mark’s name or appearance, any application and registration details, examples of use and correspondence about the dispute can help.
Does the same approach apply in every case?
An international connection may matter to the assessment. The countries involved, where documents were prepared and the connection to Türkiye are considered together. Living abroad does not mean that the same procedure applies to every matter.
Short questions
What does this area cover?
Trademark law concerns signs that distinguish a business’s goods or services and the rights associated with them. Protecting trademark rights, allegations of unauthorised use and trademark disputes fall within this area.
What information helps with an initial conversation?
The mark’s name or appearance, any application and registration details, examples of use and correspondence about the dispute can help.
Does an initial enquiry mean the matter has been accepted?
No. The matter, scope of work and potential conflicts of interest must first be considered. Acceptance of the matter and the terms of engagement are expressly agreed separately.
Official source: TÜRKPATENT — Marka