Uncover how to best support your attorneys in the preparation of application, opposition, invalidation, and revocation papers for filing at the UK IPO/relevant courts.

From contentious matters to UK trade mark applications, in this latest paralegal webinar we will investigate exactly when proof of use is called for.

We will share how to prepare suitable evidence of use for submissions, as well as key tips and pitfalls to look out for when evidence of use is required.

We will go on to cover the specific types of use - from sales of goods or services to websites and social media.

You will leave with a clear understanding of the best practice around preparing evidence.

Learning outcomes:

  • Understand these key process’ from both the attorney and paralegal’s perspective.
  • Stay up to date on a vital component of a paralegal’s workload.

This webinar supports skill set 11: contentious marks, of the Paralegal competency framework. 

Meet your speakers

Sarah Cantrill, Branded!

Sarah holds a first class Masters Degree in Marine Science from the University of Bangor and is fully qualified as a paralegal with both CITMA and CIPA. Sarah oversees all of the Trade Mark, Design and Patent applications, maintenance and renewals for BRANDED! clients.

Carin Burchell, Branded!

Carin is a UK Chartered Trade Mark Attorney and Higher Courts Litigator in England and Wales. She is also qualified as an Irish Registered Trade Mark Attorney to practise before the IPO of Ireland and is a Registered Professional Representative before the EU IPO in Alicante. 

After taking an LLB at Queen Mary and working as a Trade Mark Attorney for well established firms of trade mark attorneys in London and firms of solicitors in Hong Kong and Leeds, Carin established the practice which later became BRANDED!, in York, in 1995. This practice usually has ongoing trade matters in most, if not all, the classes of the International classification system and handles the full range of trade mark practice in the UK. Following Brexit, Carin also continues to handle EU TM matters through her Irish practice, Re:Markability, which has a German branch office - for the purpose of doing EU TM and Design work only.  

Please note

  • Payment online via debit or credit card only; proforma invoices are not available.
  • Full terms and conditions apply.
  • Closing date: 9am, Thursday 4th May.

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