The issue of what a trademark is and what is its legal definition was discussed in the previous parts of this series (You can read it here).

A trademark  which constitutes a color is a mark composed of only one color (per se) or a combination of colors without the outlines.

This kind of trademarks shall be represented by a reproduction of color or a combination of colors without marking the outlines, which reproduction shall demonstrate in a uniform and predetermined way their regular arrangement, along with the indication of colors by referring to the generally accepted code of colors ? for example the PANTONE color identification system.

It is also important that an application for registration of a color or a set of colors as a trademark includes a description of the mark indicating the position of colors and their proportions.

Read the full article on IP-Blog.pl

Amendments to the Polish Law on Industrial Property – novelties in trademarks and industrial designs [article in The Trademark Lawyer]

Author: Joanna Rafalska, Polish and European Trademark and Design Attorney. In the circles of Polish Czytaj dalej

Joanna Piłka became a member of the ECTA Design Committee

We are proud to announce that Joanna Piłka, Head of Trade Mark and Design Department Czytaj dalej

Patpol Breakfast – where business meets breakfast in style!

We would like to share with you information about our innovative Business Breakfast, which we organize jointly with Patpol Legal here in Poland. Although we currently focus on serving our local clients, we proudly want to tell you about how we operate in the domestic market. Business Breakfast with Patpol Breakfast are unique meetings that combine delicious breakfast with productive business conversations. Our events are intended for lawyers  from legal departments, management, marketers, R&D staff, Czytaj dalej