It is fine
that you have trademarked your business, but if you find that there
is an issue of infringement, you should know how to stop the same.
Since the mark enjoys a registered status, you will have no
difficulty in starting a litigation against the user. But if you have
not undergone the registration process by filing
a trademark in Cuba,
you will not have the right to take legal action against the user,
who is using a logo similar to that of yours.
Seek legal advice
As a layperson, you may not
know how to make your way through the legal complexities. But you can
swing the tide in your favour by seeking the advice of a qualified
attorney. The lawyer whom you counsel should be competent and
knowledgeable of the trademark legislation of the jurisdiction.
Trademark counterfeiting is one of the most common problems, if you
think that your business rival is trying to compete with you in an
unfair way, by using a counterfeited symbol, you must immediately
take legal advice.
Lawyer simplifies the
process
If you have not filed for
protection, or if your mark has not been registered; then, the lawyer
will advise you to undergo both these procedures. Getting a trademark
is as important as having it protected. In this context, you will
also like to note, that as per the Cuban regulations, 3d objects,
colours, scents and fragrances also enjoy trademark protection. The
process of the trademark application in Cuba is simple and
inexpensive. Things become even simpler if you seek the advice of the
Intellectual
Property Attorney Miami
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