03-04-2020
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Trademark registers across the world are beginning to stabilise at new, lower levels, after dropping off in the middle of March, as the COVID-19 pandemic creates uncertain economic times. But while filings have taken a dip overall, certain Nice classes are seeing a major increase and China is bolstering the UK’s register.
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trademark filings, USPTO, EUIPO, UKIPO, trademark, coronavirus, COVID-19, Robert Reading, Clarivate, CompuMark
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