Markenrecherche - Grundlagen und Durchführung (German Edition)

Plenty of attacking from both teams in the third quarter which kept fans on their toes but the defence has been nothing but solid. The Malaysians continued the push in the final lap of the match and earned their third penalty corner. However, at the final hooter the Malaysians claimed a field goal but were denied after a review of the video referral. It was not a very good start to the game as 38 seconds into the game Argentina scored the first goal. We were one-goal down and as we tried to chase but went further down But I think it was a good fightback.

We were more tight in our defence and played more compact in midfield and got a chance to come back to level I am very proud of the players, the way they played today. They left everything on the field and gave everything that they had.

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We cannot ask for more. Where they are today in their preparation for the Asian Games I think this is what they can give. It has been tough playing six games in eight days but it has been a wonderful experience for the boys. The young boys have learned a lot. They made mistakes and will come out of it as we prepare for the commonwealth Games in two weeks time.

A late goal from the Malaysians could have happened but we were prepared to go the extra length in the shoot-out as it was a situation that could happen. As we have said before the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup is a preparation tournament. We advise our clients on all aspects of intellectual property law and the related areas of law. This includes short-term advice on current issues as well as the development of long-term strategies.

Our aim is to offer advice and services which are perfectly tailored to the individual requirements and the relevant market conditions of our clients.

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Patents and utility models, registered designs and trademarks. Patents and utility models protect the creative output of inventors by granting a time-limited right to prevent third parties from using an invention. A common feature of patents and utility models is that they protect technical teachings. Many inventions can be protected by either a patent or a utility model.

In some cases, however, protection can only be achieved through a patent, for example in the case of inventions which are embodied in a method, for example in a production method. Probably the most significant difference between a patent and a utility model is, that the content of a patent is always examined before it is issued. In contrast, the examination of a utility model is regularly postponed until the holder of the utility model asserts claims against third parties. We offer to accompany our clients product development at an early stage in order to identify possibilities of protecting intellectual property generated during the development and also to consider the risks of potential infringement of intellectual property belonging to third parties.

When a decision concerning the filing of a patent or utility model application has been reached, we prepare the corresponding application documents, in consultation with the inventors and developers. The preparation of the application documents for a utility model application or a patent application includes, above all, the preparation of a set of claims, which is worked out in consideration of known technologies and specific technical features.

This set of claims, which represents the core of the application, and a corresponding description of the invention provide the basis for the examination procedure.

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After the filing of the application we represent our clients before the respective patent office. We monitor the applicable deadlines before and after the issue of the patent, provide advice regarding the patent examination procedure and submit amended documents and applications necessary for the proceedings. As a part of the examination procedure of patent applications, the patent office will conduct a search for prior art. On the basis of the search result the patent office evaluates the patentability of the claimed invention.

We represent our clients in discussions with the patent office and make necessary amendments to the application documents.

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The filing of subsequent foreign patent or utility model applications is necessary when protection is needed abroad. Subsequent foreign applications are usually filed one year after the first application. The filing is carried out in cooperation with foreign colleagues in many countries, especially in Europe, America and Asia. We are in steady contact with the foreign colleagues and receive their reports. We coordinate the proceedings of the foreign applications and harmonize them with the corresponding proceedings in Germany and Europe.

Hundreds of thousands of patent applications are filed each year. Many of these are granted and result in possibly dangerous monopoly positions. We offer - in cooperation with external service providers - ongoing monitoring, so that intellectual property rights and rights of third parties can be identified as soon as they are published. Our monitoring services include publication monitoring and register monitoring. During publication monitoring the official publication databases are monitored for relevant patents and third party patent applications.

Both targeted monitoring of specific competitors as well as a general monitoring of subject areas are possible.

During register monitoring, we monitor applications of third parties and follow the respective examination procedures. Sometimes it is necessary to conduct a patent search for potentially dangerous third party property rights or for prior art documents needed in order to challenge the validity of a property right. Together with our clients we develop the parameters for such a patent search and carry it out personally or instruct external service providers to carry out the search.

The search results are evaluated in the light of the search objectives. Often a patent search is conducted in order to determine whether the result of a development is new and whether it comprises patentable aspects which are worth to be protected. The result of such a search gives an indication regarding the chances of success of a planned patent application. However, a search may also serve in assessing the validity of a patent or a utility model and may bring forth the basis for opposition or nullity proceedings.

A search can also have a more general purpose, namely to identify technical information with regard to a particular field of technology in order to find known solutions for given technical problems, in particular such solutions which are considered to be free state of the art technology. The so-called Freedom-to-Operate-Search serves a further purpose not mentioned yet, namely the purpose of identifying the risks of launching a new product in view of patents and utility models of competitors.

If a patent or a utility model of a third party appears to be critical, we assist our clients in evaluating the situation. We conduct a risk assessment and check for possibilities of weakening the position of the third party.

If there is a possibility to challenge the validity of the patent or the utility model, we represent our clients in the corresponding opposition and nullity proceedings before the German Patent Office, the Federal Patent Court and the European Patent Office. In the event of actual or alleged infringement of a patent or a utility model proceedings, we assist our clients during judicial clarification before ordinary courts together with lawyers who specialize in infringement proceedings.

Similar to the patent, the registered design or: Registered designs protect the aesthetic form of a product, which may be physical as well as a two-dimensional form. Valid for protection are those designs whose overall impression differs from the known variety of designs. It is a part of our services to prepare design applications for our clients.

Following a consultation with our clients we select the most appropriate type of application. If applicable, the filing of a multiple application with multiple designs and the required territorial coverage will be discussed. The scope of protection of registered designs is measured according to whether a registered design and a possibly infringing product give the same overall impression. This must be taken into consideration when deciding whether the submission of one or more patterns in the context of a multiple application is appropriate and which presentations could achieve the desired scope for the registration.

Besides the question of which perspectives are useful for presentation, the question of the type of presentation photographs, line graphics, computer-generated representations should be considered.

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In some countries, in particular in the US, exist quite precise specifications for each type of presentation. The design of a product often represents a significant recognition value. Proceedings for design infringement are mostly directed against companies which deliberately mimic an original design in order to give the impression that they are offering the original product.

We represent our clients in such conflicts. If necessary we initiate direct action at trade fairs where products which infringe upon a registered design are exhibited. A trademark identifies the manufacturer or seller of a particular good or the provider of a service and allows to distinguish the good or service in the market. A registered trademark gives its owner the opportunity to prevent third parties from using the trademark in connection with goods or services for which it is registered.

Beyond that it protects its owner from trademarks and other identification rights of third parties which have been acquired after its registration. We file trademark applications in most countries of the world. Trademark protection in Germany or in the European Union is obtained by filing a German or European trademark application. This protection may be extended to other countries by filing an application for an international registration. In countries not coverable by international registrations protection can be obtained by filing national trademark applications.

The main components of a trademark application are the trademark itself and the list of goods and services for which protection is claimed. Graphical elements without textual content can be registered as a trademark figurative.