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ARTICLE · 30 JANUARY 2021

How To Keep Your Trademarks Alive

A trademark will last forever – but only if it is regularly renewed. Whether you have a large or small portfolio, it is essential to have a system to manage trademark and other records

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A trademark will last forever – but only if it is regularly renewed. Whether you have a large or small portfolio, it is essential to have a system to manage trademark and other records to avoid accidental loss of rights. Good record-keeping and attention to deadlines will ensure your valuable trademarks never expire.

Unlike most IP rights, trademarks can last forever. As long as it continues to help consumers identify particular goods or services, a trademark will fulfill its function for many years, decades or even longer. Indeed, some famous marks continue to be used more than 100 years after they were registered, including the BASS red triangle logo for beer in the UK, the COCA-COLA mark in the United States and the PEUGEOT logo in France.

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