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Eurimark is helping us for fast trademark registration; we benefit from a 24/7 service to answer our clients' most urgent requests. We appreciate the number of countries covered by the system that allows us to centralize for a single project all the registrations with only one contact.

Nicolas van Beek,

VAYTON Brand Capital

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Eurimark est le système le plus intelligent pour effectuer une recherche globale concernant la protection d'un nom de marque en Europe.

Il permet sur une même interface de vérifier la disponibilité d'une marque en devenir, d'un nom de domaine et d'accéder en toute transparence au coût pays par pays d'un dépôt efficace.

Il est à mes yeux et dans notre usage quotidien, bien mieux qu'une simple base de données, mais un service complet d'informations pour déposer certaines idées qui souvent se concentrent dans un nom.

Cyril Gaillard,

Bénéfik - L'identité de Marque

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How to use a Trademark

How to use a Trademark

Registration is only the first step in maintaining your exclusive right to your mark. A trademark must be properly used as well. 

Widespread misuse of your mark can result in it becoming generic or diluted. A generic name is a common name for the product or service the mark aims at identifiying. If a mark becomes generic it can be used by anyone. used to be was a trademark representing the products of one company. Widespread use of "escalator" as a name for moving stairs resulted in it becoming generic and making it available to anyone.

In order to prevent such misuse of a registered Trademark, one shall pay attention to the following key rules: 

• Trademarks should be used as adjectives, not as nouns or verbs:
    o "Kleenex tissues" NOT "a Kleenex"
    o "Apple computers" NOT "an Apple"

• Use marks consistently. Do not change spellings or add dashes, slashes, etc.

• When using a Trademark in text, use underlining, bold, capitalizing or italics to separate it from the text.

• Use notices, such as:
    o "EURIMARK is a service mark of Office Ernest T. Freylinger SA.”
    o "VW is a registered trademark of Volkswagen AG."