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Trademarks & Registered Designs Clinic

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New! - clinics now offered in searching in trade marks and for registered designs.

FREE event - but booking essential

New! - clinics now offered in searching in trade marks and for registered designs.

This is an Own It event

Own It - the Creative London Intellectual Property Service

These sessions are held at the British Library St Pancras site in central London.

The clinics aim to help you understand what trade marks are, how the trade marks system works in the UK, the value of getting one for your product, and particularly how to find trade mark information.

It also provides an introduction to aspects of registered designs, particularly searching for them. Sessions last from 15.00 to 17.00.

Booking & further enquiries:
http://www.bl.uk/collections/patents/clinic.html

Trade marks and registered designs clinic dates for 2005:
13 July [full]; 03 August; 24 August ; 14 September; 5 October

See the complete Own It events listings

Location

The British Library, 96 Euston Rd, London, NW1 2DB.