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Cyprus is a country with a rapidly growing economy and an increasing number of businesses operating on an international level. One way that businesses can protect their brand and expand their reach globally is by filing for an international trademark registration from Cyprus , using the WIPO Madrid Agreement. In this post, we will explore...
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Intellectual property (IP) refers to the legal rights that protect intangible assets, such as trademarks, patents, copyrights, and trade secrets. While these assets may not have a physical form, they are critical for businesses in Cyprus, as they can provide significant competitive advantages and help to drive innovation and growth. In this article, we’ll explore...
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Trademark law in Cyprus can be complex and daunting for business owners. With so many rules and regulations to navigate, it’s easy to make mistakes that can lead to costly legal disputes. However, by taking the time to understand Cyprus trademark law and working with an experienced trademark lawyer, you can help to ensure that...
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As a startup founder in Cyprus, you likely have a lot on your plate. From developing your product or service to managing your team and securing funding, there’s no shortage of tasks to tackle. However, one area that shouldn’t be overlooked is intellectual property (IP) protection. IP is critical for startups, as it helps to...
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Once the EPO is granted designating Cyprus, then the patent must be validated in Cyprus accordingly. Validation of a European patent includes: a) Filing the relevant form b) accompanied by the translation in the Greek language of the European patent as published in the European Patent Bulletin, c) the translator’s affidavit and d) the PCT...
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If the EPO examiners decide to grant a patent, and all fees have been paid and any claims translations filed, the decision is reported in the European Patent Bulletin. The decision to grant takes effect on the date of publication. What you have now got is a ‘bundle’ of individual national patents. After the EPO...
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As per the new Trademark Law, each Cyprus trademark is protected for a period of 10 years since the application date, and can thereafter be renewed for unlimited periods of 10 years each. The Cyprus Trademark Office notifies the owners six months before the expiration of the protection of the mark . This is why...
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