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Trademarks: look up an existing trademark without a lawyer

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Summary

Price
£42 inc VAT
Study method
Online
Duration
Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification

Overview

Learn about trademarks: Be able to look up an existing trademark without a lawyer. Great if you are starting a business.

Description

In this course you will learn how to look up trademarks, and determine whether your website, app, podcast or any other kind of a brand infringes on another trademark.

It is extremely important to check for existing trademarks before you start any kind of business

You may not be planning to get a trademark of your own, but you absolutely must determine whether the company name or brand you are planning to create will infringe on another existing trademark. If it will, you may have to re-do your entire website and all the branding that you posted all over the web. That would be an absolute nightmare, and this course helps you avoid all that.

Save money on not having to hire a lawyer

if you had to consult with a lawyer every time you needed to check whether you would be infringing on another trademark, it would quickly become expensive! Knowing how to do it on your own saves you A LOT of money and time!

Try the course risk-free

Every Udemy course is backed by a 30-day money back guarantee. So if you don't like the course, you can simply get your money back. But I am sure that you will love the course. So go ahead, sign up for the curse now, and learn whether any of your existing or planned websites or brands infringe on any trademarks.

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