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Trade mark search - the Keltie difference

Our trade mark attorneys add real value to our clients, by asking them the right questions at the beginning of their creative project. Whilst many clients could perform some basic trade mark due diligence themselves, using publicly available trade mark databases and non-specialised search engines, this will not provide the full picture.

 

At Keltie, our trade mark attorneys are involved in cutting-edge advancements in machine learning and algorithm development to search for relevant marks, compare them and assign each a score-risk rating. It is this level of detail and the incisive questions we ask our clients that set us apart.

 

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Keltie turns 35: A look back at the journey so far with Sean Cummings

05.12.2023

Keltie turns 35: A look back at the journey so far with Sean Cummings

Sean Cummings joined the IP profession in 1986 after graduating with a degree in Engineering Science and Industrial Management. He qualified as a Chartered Patent Attorney and European Patent Attorney in 1992. Sean is also a Trade Mark Attorney qualified to act before the EU, UK and Irish Intellectual Property Offices, and a Professional Representative before the EU's new Unified Patent Court.

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Keltie volunteers brighten up Horniman Primary School

27.08.2024

Keltie volunteers brighten up Horniman Primary School

A team of dedicated employees from Keltie's London Bridge office recently took advantage of their annual volunteering leave to make a meaningful impact in the local community. The group, consisting of Joeri Beetz, Emily Weal, Rhona Muir, Madeleine Georgopoulou, and Rebecca Saunders, participated in a volunteer day organised by Community Southwark.

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Electronic Applications for Action (eAFAs) to Customs are now mandatory in the EU

28.10.2024

Electronic Applications for Action (eAFAs) to Customs are now mandatory in the EU

We refer to our mailshot earlier this year which discussed the protection of intellectual property rights and the prevention of infringing or counterfeit goods from crossing borders by filing Applications for Action (AFAs) with customs in the UK and EU.

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