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How to Register a Trademark with Lawpath
How to Register a Trademark with Lawpath

Know the difference between Lawpath's trademark services

Updated over a week ago


What is a Trademark?

A trademark is a type of Intellectual Property that can be protected by law. These require registration with governing bodies (IP Australia).

Trademarks cover logo, graphics, words, colour, and smell. Each of these would need to be registered as a separate trademark and applied to each different class.

“A trademark is an element, or combination of elements, that make up your business's brand. Furthermore, it is a unique way to set your brand aside from your competitors.”

For all trademark applications in Australia, the waiting period is approximately 4-6 months before being processed with IP Australia- the only governing body to register in Australia.

Read more about trademarks here: Trademarks- Lawpath Blog


How to apply for a trademark with Lawpath?

Lawpath provides 2 options for you to register a trademark.

Option 1: Online DIY through the Lawpath platform - from $499 per application (including filing fee)

Pros

Cons

Quick and easy to apply (same-day application process)

Single class (optional add-on for additional classes)

Value for money- great price point

Minimal support during the application process

Trademark registered for 10 years (if approved by IP Australia)

Not through a law firm, but a registered partner, Applied Marks

Fully registered with IP Australia

Experience lodging 100's of applications a week

Option 2: Through Lawpath Legal Team - $1000 per application (including filing fee)

Pros

Cons

Custom pricing for your exact needs

Higher price point

Trademark registered for 10 years with IP Australia (if approved by IP Australia)

Can take 2-4 business days for the application to be processed

Option to register International Trademarks

Ongoing support from the qualified law firm


If you are on an Advice Plan you can discuss your Trademark requirements and which options will be best for you during your free consultations. Find out more here: Legal Advice Plans


*Prices are approximate and based on a single class with the basic filing fee.

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