What is a trade mark
assignment agreement?

A trade mark assignment agreement is a legal document that lets you transfer ownership of your trade mark(s) to someone else. Whether you’re selling your brand, merging with another business, or simply passing on the rights, this agreement makes the process smooth and straightforward. It outlines everything from the transfer of rights to payment terms, ensuring both parties know exactly what to expect.

Why this agreement matters:

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Transfers full ownership of trade marks

Assigns all rights, title, and interest in the trade mark(s) to the new owner, including future renewals, extensions, and legal claims.


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Guarantees legal protection

Allows the assignee to enforce the trade mark(s) and take legal action against any infringement that occurred before or after the assignment.

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Clarifies payment terms

Clearly defines the fee and payment structure for the assignment, ensuring transparency and avoiding disputes.

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Confidentiality is maintained

Keeps all assignment details confidential, protecting sensitive information from being shared without consent.

Please note

This template is designed to guide you in drafting your own trade mark assignment agreement. Intellectual property can be complicated, so consider reaching out to one of out IP lawyers.
This template is not intended as legal advice.

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