Speak to a Trade Marks Attorney to find out whether a trade mark is right for your business

Lisa Win

Registered Trade Marks Attorney in Australia and New Zealand

Trade mark law is a complex area and hours of research can leave you with only half the story. An initial chat with Lisa can provide you with a better understanding and a strategy for moving forward.

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Why do I charge a consultation fee?

By charging a fee I can focus on giving honest and accurate advice and answering your questions rather than trying to sell my services. My goal is to give you the information you need to make informed decisions about your trade mark strategy. If you decide to engage me for further services then the initial consultation fee will be credited toward the total fees. You can find an indication of my fees below.

Trade mark application with 1 or 2 classes

$990 + govt fees

inc gst

  • Government fees vary from $250 to $400 for each class
  • In most cases the total fees for an application with 1 class are $1320
  • In most cases the total fees for an application with 2 classes are $1650
  • Trade mark fees are related to the goods or services your trade mark covers
  • Fees paid for the initial appointment are credited toward the total fees
  • The more different kinds of products or services your trade mark covers, the higher the fees for your application
  • A trade mark is registered for a period of 10 years. A renewal fee can then be paid to register the trade mark for a further 10 years
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Trade mark application with 3 or more classes

$1210 + govt fees

inc gst

  • Government fees vary from $250 to $400 for each class
  • In most cases the total fees for an application with 3 classes are $2200
  • In most cases the total fees for an application with 4 classes are $2530
  • Trade mark fees are related to the goods or services your trade mark covers
  • Fees paid for the initial appointment are credited toward the total fees
  • The more different kinds of products or services your trade mark covers, the higher the fees for your application
  • A trade mark is registered for a period of 10 years. A renewal fee can then be paid to register the trade mark for a further 10 years
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What my clients are saying

 

Nereeda McInnes - nereedamcinnes.com


"Trademarking your business is so important, but it can be very confusing. Lisa takes the guess work out of it all and makes everything happen with ease. She is a pleasure to deal with too! I highly recommend Lisa to anyone looking to protect their business name and assets."

Virginie Laverdure - NYOOD

 
"Lisa was amazing to work with. I’m completely out of my depth when it comes to managing legal stuff with business and she simplified this process, making it accessible and easy to understand. She was very thorough and answered all my questions with patience and grace. I very highly recommend."

Lisa Fanning - Inner Monroe

 
"I'd heard the horror stories on business forums so for me it was all about peace of mind. Starting a business and organising your branding etc takes enormous effort, stress and money - so the last thing I wanted to have to do is start all over again if someone raised Trade Mark issues with me after I was already launched."

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Win Trade Marks acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which Lisa lives and works, the Ngunnawal people. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this region. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and to Elders past and present.