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Cathryn Warburton, The Legal Lioness

The Legal Lioness. Overcoming severe bullying as a child instilled in her a passion to protect others. As a skilled litigator, she indulges in her dream to push-back against business-bullies who target her clients. She is an international award-winning lawyer and patent attorney and 5-time published author. Cathryn bullet-proofs her client’s businesses and protects them like a mama lioness protecting her cubs. She makes sure that no business is left without access to affordable, easy-to-understand legal information. She does this through her books, proactive legal workshops and 1-2-1 legal services.
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Someone is using your registered trademark.

What should you do if you find that somebody is using your registered trademark? First, you should check that your trademark is still valid. Sometimes people think they have a valid trademark, but it’s actually lapsed because they’ve forgotten to pay registration or renewal fees.    Second, do you actually Read more…

By Cathryn Warburton, The Legal Lioness, 2 years21 March 2022 ago
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Who will own your trademark when you sell your business?

When the time comes to sell your business, who will own your trademark? It depends who currently owns your trademark. Do you have it registered? If you do, whose name is it registered in? Is it in your personal name or Is it in the company’s name? If you’re selling Read more…

By Cathryn Warburton, The Legal Lioness, 2 years14 March 2022 ago
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Trademarks including well known sayings.

Can you file a trademark registration which includes a well-known saying? You can file it, but it’s unlikely to be granted. For example the saying “keep calm and carry on.” If you’ve put that into any trademark application, it’s very likely you’re not going to be able to get a Read more…

By Cathryn Warburton, The Legal Lioness, 2 years7 March 2022 ago
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Trademark search says it is safe, do I need to register the trademark?

So you want to trade under a particular brand name in Australia, and you’ve done a trademark search in Australia and you’re confident that your use is not going to infringe somebody’s trademark in Australia. Does that mean that you should just go ahead and use it and you don’t Read more…

By Cathryn Warburton, The Legal Lioness, 2 years28 February 2022 ago
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First to use a brand name, now others are using it too.

What should you do if you’ve got an incredible brand name, which nobody else has used before and now suddenly because you’ve been using it, people are popping up all over the place using your brand name. If you’ve got a unique name, the first thing you should be doing Read more…

By Cathryn Warburton, The Legal Lioness, 2 years21 February 2022 ago
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Business name, domain company name is registered, are you then safe from trademark infringement.

So you have a business name registered, you might even have a domain name registered, or a company name, but does that mean you’re safe from trademark infringement? Unfortunately the answer is no.    Trademark registration is the superpower of all of the registrations, so it doesn’t matter which ones Read more…

By Cathryn Warburton, The Legal Lioness, 2 years14 February 2022 ago
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Should you file your trademark in your name or in your companies name.

When you file a trademark, should you file it in your personal name, or in the name of your company? If you’re a sole trader it doesn’t matter, because you don’t have a company, but if you do have a company, which is best?    Well, the reason you have Read more…

By Cathryn Warburton, The Legal Lioness, 2 years7 February 2022 ago
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What is a trademark and how is it different from a brand?

What actually is a trademark and how’s it different from a brand? How’s it different from a logo? What do people mean when they say trademark?   Usually when people say trademark, they mean the trademark that is registered on a trademarks register. Trademarks register is run by a government Read more…

By Cathryn Warburton, The Legal Lioness, 2 years31 January 2022 ago
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Who owns the trademark if the business splits up?

If you have more than one business owner and the business splits, who then owns the trademarks? Well, it’s an interesting question and it really depends on the situation, it depends on the agreement that you have come to. If you have, from the very beginning, created an exit agreement, Read more…

By Cathryn Warburton, The Legal Lioness, 2 years24 January 2022 ago
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Should you register your course name as a trademark?

Many business owners create online courses and online programs, the question is should you protect these with trademark registrations? You might be a business coach, and as part of your package, you might sell an online course to help people grow their confidence. Or you might be a mechanic, and Read more…

By Cathryn Warburton, The Legal Lioness, 2 years17 January 2022 ago

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