What is A Trade Marks Attorney

A Trade Marks Attorney is a person who is experienced in providing clients with assistance in the protection and commercial exploitation of trade marks and their associated rights. A Trade Marks Attorney is required to be registered to practice under the Regulations relating to the Trade Marks Act 1995.

Specific areas in which a Trade Marks Attorney is competent to provide assistance to clients include:

obtaining trade mark registration in Australia and internationally;
conducting comprehensive searches in order to advise on the use, and registration of trade marks;
facilitating the licensing and assignment of trade marks;
assisting in the conduct of trade mark litigation in Australia and internationally.

A Trade Marks Attorney enjoys the right of privilege in communicatig with his clients with respect to intellectual property matters.

Above all, a Trade Marks Attorney has tertiary qualifications and training in the laws relating to trade marks with an understanding of laws relating to patents, designs, copyright, trade practices, circuit layers, plant breeders rights and confidential information.

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