Transfer a Trade Markwith expert lawyers

A trade mark is a type of Intellectual Property and can include intangible assets such as a logo, business name, or even a colour. If you want to protect your IP, registering a trade mark is a good place to start. When you register your trade mark with IP Australia, you get the exclusive legal right to use that IP for certain classes of business activities. If someone tries to use your trade mark, you may be able to take legal action against them. This is one way to legally protect your IP.

Transferring a trade mark involves more than just changing ownership. For example, an assignment can be full or partial, and there may be questions about your rights and obligations during the transfer. A lawyer can help make sure these details are properly covered in your Deed of Assignment and that you don’t miss any key steps when registering the change with IP Australia.

Our package starts from $500 + GST. It includes drafting a Deed of Assignment in line with your business’s requirements, lodging an Assignment Request Form with IP Australia, phone consultations with a Sprintlaw lawyer, and a complimentary amendment to the final draft we provide.

We offer a range of legal services, from business set-up to commercial lease reviews and intellectual property protection.

When we work with clients, we tailor our services to your business needs.