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O'Neal Webster
A trade mark provides essential benefits, including legal rights, asset value and global protection for your business.
O'Neal Webster
Known worldwide for its robust shipping registry, trusts, funds, and corporate law sectors, the British Virgin Islands has also emerged as a globally competitive jurisdiction for registering ...
HSM IP
Trademarks Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of British Virgin Islands, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries
O'Neal Webster
A registered trademark in the British Virgin Islands is transmissible in the same way as other personal or moveable property.
O'Neal Webster
An applicant who has filed separate applications for the registration of a trademark has the option of filing an application for those applications to be merged into a single application.
Harneys
On 14 October 2016 the Cyprus Income Tax Law (ITL) was amended, effective as from 1 July 2016, introducing a new IP box regime.
Maples Group
The British Virgin Islands ("BVI") is a well-known and popular jurisdiction for the holding of corporate assets, including real estate investments, securities, jets and ships.
Appleby
. Under the old legislation a well-known trademark could not be protected in the BVI.
Carey Olsen
The Act is aimed at simplifiying and modernising trade mark protection in the British Virgin Islands (the "BVI") by introducing two significant changes...
Walkers
Following decades-long pressure from the private sector for IP law reform, the BVI now has modern trade marks legislation.
Spoor & Fisher
Following a comprehensive review of the existing trade mark laws of the British Virgin Islands, we await the publication of the Proclamation in the Government Gazette to implement the new Trade Marks Act, 2013.
Harneys
For the first time in several decades there will be a comprehensive revamp of the trade mark laws of the British Virgin Islands.
Spoor & Fisher
The British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission ("FSC"), which incorporates the Registry of Trade Marks, announced in May 2011 that service marks were no longer recognised under the Registration of United Kingdom Trade Marks Act (Cap. 157 – the UK Marks Act).
Harneys
As the British Virgin Islands continues to play a vital role in facilitating global trade and investment, it turns its attention to helping its more than 60,000 new companies per year build a business environment where innovation can be a key economic driver.
Ogier
The roots of Intellectual Property legislation in the British Virgin Islands and the Cayman Islands stem from the United Kingdom.
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