If your brand name/logo is fixed, file a trademark as soon as possible to secure it. For core technology or design, file a patent/design before disclosure to preserve novelty. Doing both in parallel is safest; prioritize based on launch plans and priority deadlines.

It depends on the type: trademarks may have fast-track or expedited examination (depending on jurisdiction); patents may qualify for prioritized examination/PPH; designs may use accelerated/Hague routes; domain disputes can go through UDRP/URS. Eligibility depends on supporting documents and conditions.

Typically official fees, agent fees, translations, and optional items like drawings or certificates. We provide a detailed breakdown and payment plan in each proposal.

We provide a risk analysis and strategies (amendments, arguments, appeals, or opposition defense), assessing success rates, costs, and timelines before proceeding.

If your target countries are covered and you need multi-country filing in one step, these systems are preferred; otherwise, country-by-country or regional filings may be more suitable.

Leverage priority rights and centralized management in the international phase, enter national phases in batches, and roll out filings by commercial priority.