Name & Logo Registration
Brand & Logo Trademarking
The brand and logo of your practice, clinic or pharmacy and of course your personal branding, is an important business asset, which must be imprinted in the mind of each of your patients.

What is a Trademark?
According to the Industrial Property Organization, which owns the registration of name and trademarks in our country, a trademark is any point capable of distinguishing the products or services of a company from those of other companies. The trademark may consist of:
- Words including name
- Graphics
- Letters
- Numbers
- Colors
- The shape or packaging of the product
- Colors and sounds
Protection
National as well as European and international legislation protects and enshrines trademarks.
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In Greece there are currently more than 300,000 trademarks registered at the Industrial Property Organization - OBI.
Legal Entitlement
In collaboration with the lawyer, Mr. Stelios Korres, we undertake the registration of your name and logo.


Trademark or brand?
Although one could say that they are similar since they have common goals in terms of reputation and readability.
Trademark and brand have one important difference:
- The brand represents you to your audience.
- "Speaks" for you.
- It differentiates you from the competition
While the trademark is legally registered.
Did You Know: "Google's trademark is considered the most expensive on the planet today with an estimated value of $44.3 billion."
National Trademark
The national or simply trademark distinguishes the products and services of a natural or legal person from those of another. It is sponsored by the Industrial Property Organization and concerns the Greek territory. Individuals and businesses operating only in Greece can register a trademark at national level.
- Given by the Industrial Property Organization.
- It concerns the Greek territory.
- Individuals and businesses operating only in Greece can register a trademark at national level.




European & International Trademark
The European trade mark issued directly by the competent European Office, the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO).
- It provides the beneficiary with protection of his trademark in all countries of the European Union.
Regarding the international trademark, the interested party can file an application with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), provided that the trademark has already been filed as a national trademark.
- It provides protection in countries outside the European Union.
Questions
You can file a lawsuit in the Single-Member Court of First Instance as well as request injunctive measures.
The registered EU trade mark is valid for ten years, but can be renewed indefinitely.
Because with one procedure you will have an exclusive right of use in the 27 member states of the European Union.
Yes, the trademark is transferred with or without the business, during life or after death, with the appropriate legal actions.
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