Barrister & Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
Registration Number
SCN122918
Registration Date
2019-11-27
Expiry Date
Summary
Jattu Juristic Practitioners (JJP) is a reputable Law firm in Nigeria with a bespoke practice to meet the demands of both national and international clients. We offer quality and excellent services in Intellectual Property, Corporate Services, Dispute resolution, Property and Real Estate. Our expertise is channeled towards meeting the dynamics of modern-day business with efficient and prompt service delivery. We are client-driven and result-oriented. We are based in Nigeria.
Website: www.jattujuristic.com
Education
Olabisi Onabanjo University
Nigerian Law School
Honors & Awards
LL.B
B.L
Memberships & Affiliations
Nigerian Bar Association
iNTA
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Trademarks
Trademark Search
The first step of trademark registration in Nigeria is to conduct an availability search on the intended name or logo in the relevant class. It is pertinent to confirm if the intended mark conflicts with an existing trademark. Most time, it helps with the acceptance of the mark and a minimum chance of it being opposed after the mark is published in the Trademark Journals. It helps a trademark attorney or applicant preempt the possible outcome of the trademark registration before filing.
After the Trademark Attorney confirms the search report, the mark is filed on the attorney’s certified trademark portal. Details, such as the trademark class, the type of mark (word or device/logo or both), and the details of the Applicant are required for trademark filing. Upon filing, the trademark acknowledgment form containing the details of the trademark and the trademark application number is issued. Trademark is filed based on class.
A third party may file a notice of opposition objecting to the registration of the trademark within 2 months from the publication of the trademark in the journals. Notice of opposition must be based on reasonable grounds.Our fee for filing and drafting notice of opposition is
The registration of a trademark is not an end to trademark protection. In Nigeria, a trademark has a lifespan of 7 years from the date of filing. Subsequently, the mark is renewed for every 14 years.
