Trademark oppositions are important in Canada. Indeed, the issuance of a registration provides a right to use the mark in Canada and, in most cases, acts as a shield against claims for monetary remedies until the registration is cancelled. Both applicants and opponents have an interest in gaining a good understanding of the process in order to maximize their chances of success. We have compiled a number of questions that are frequently asked about trademark oppositions in Canada and provide succinct answers.
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What grounds are available in Canada to oppose trademark applications?
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What to consider once the Statement of Opposition has been filed against a trademark application?
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Key issues relating to decisions and appeals in trademark opposition proceedings.
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