Your trademark, protected
across the EU.
Fixed fee. Quoted upfront.
Filed from inside the EU.
Clearance
We search and read the result, so you know where you stand before you commit: a straight answer to file or hold.
Application
We file your EU trademark at the EUIPO as your named representative.
Examination & monitoring
We watch the three-month opposition window and tell you at once if anyone files against your mark. Defending an opposition is separate work, quoted case by case.
Registration
If granted, your certificate lands in your inbox. Your brand is protected across the EU.
Clearance and filing are not two purchases. They are one process. We clear your mark, then file it. You see one legal fee for the whole path, quoted in USD, next to the official EUIPO fees, set in EUR, that you pay directly to the office.
One legal fee from us. One official fee to the EUIPO. No drift. If a third party opposes your mark, that defence is a separate engagement, priced for the case in front of us.
A search returns everything that resembles your mark. It does not tell you which result refuses your filing. Reading that correctly is the work.
The tool is free. A refused filing is not. Clear the way before you file. You reach the EU market once.
Since Brexit, an EU trade mark stops at the EU border. The protection you file at the EUIPO covers 27 countries, but the United Kingdom is no longer one of them. If you sell into both markets, one filing is not enough.
Most US and UK companies discover this too late, after an EU registration is granted and they assume Britain is covered when it is not. Closing that gap later means a separate UK application, on its own timeline, often after someone else has already moved on your name in the UK register.
You cover both markets without running two processes or watching two calendars. One team, both filings, one point of contact.
You are not routed through a queue. The attorneys who clear your mark are the ones who file it and defend it.
Over 8 years in intellectual property. She has managed portfolios for international board and video game publishers, car dealerships and start-ups building technology for an international space station.
In 2023 she was listed in IAM Strategy 300, a global ranking of the world's leading IP strategists.
Over five years of IP practice. She designs protection strategies for businesses operating in foreign markets: trademarks, industrial designs and disputes.
Her doctorate addressed illegal content on online platforms. She teaches intellectual property law at SWPS University.