1. Superficial research
It is essential that a comprehensive identity and similarity search is conducted before registering a trademark. This ensures that there are no already registered identical or similar trademarks. simple research on the Internet is not enough and can later challenge you in an objection procedure or with warnings to be expensive come.

2. Choosing the wrong brand form
Your trademark can be registered with the Trademark Office as a word mark, figurative mark, or word/figurative mark. Which trademark form is the right one should individually determined and carefully decided to achieve the best possible trademark protection. In the worst case, the trademark office will reject your registration.

3. Incorrect entry 
Most trademark applicants do not deal with the list of goods and services conscientiously enough and thus put their trademark protection at risk. Choosing the right Nice classes and the creation of the List of services must be made with care, as they cannot be changed or expanded after registration.

4. Cause unnecessary costs
Even minor oversights can lead to your trademark application being rejected by the Trademark Office. The fees paid will be non-refundable, so you will have to bear both this and the costs of re-registration.

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By registering a trademark, you receive the exclusive right to use your brand name.

Through the positive values and associations that you alone have for Your brand can create, build lasting customer loyalty and gain an important Competitive advantage.

1. Cease and desist declaration
The enforcement of the cease-and-desist claim is the main purpose of the trademark warning and is intended to prevent the trademark infringement from recurring in the future. If you sign the cease-and-desist declaration and subsequently violate the cease-and-desist declaration, you face high contractual penalties and repeated warning costs.

2. Right to information
Within the scope of the right to information must You must disclose information about the origin and distribution channels of the illegally labeled products to the warning party. The warning party may also request information about the prices charged, suppliers, and commercial buyers.

3. Claim for surrender
Furthermore, the trademark owner has the right to demand the destruction or recall of the affected products. The infringer must, if necessary, permanently and immediately remove the goods from the distribution channels. remove.

4. Claims for reimbursement
In addition, the person issuing the warning letter may claim the costs incurred by a lawyer issuing the warning letter. He may also claim the infringer's profit, his own lost profits or compensation demand the license analogy.

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1. Loss of control
If third parties use your trademark infringingly, you have no influence on the quality, nature and distribution of the products or services and cannot control the consequences for your trademark.

2. Dilution
Your brand will be diluted and, in the worst case, weakened by negative connotations.

3. Customer churn
Your customers cannot distinguish the products falsely presented as your brand from the originals and will also buy from your competitors.

4. Loss of sales
You suffer losses in sales and even a reduction in your entire company value.