Trademarks in Lithuania

This service is essential for Lithuanian companies, foreign investors, and startups looking to protect their brand identity through trademarks in industries like tech, design, and consumer goods.

To register a trademark in Lithuania, the applicant must submit a clear graphical representation of the mark, a list of goods and services it will represent, and ensure that the mark is distinctive, not deceptive, and not similar to prior marks.

1. Trademark Search: Conduct a detailed search to ascertain the uniqueness of the mark.
2. Application Handling: Expertly manage the submission of the trademark application to the State Patent Bureau of the Republic of Lithuania.
3. Addressing Legal Challenges: Respond to any oppositions or legal challenges during the process.
4. Registration and Enforcement: Provide guidance on the final registration and offer strategies for protecting the trademark effectively.

• Lithuanian Trademark Expertise: We leverage our in-depth knowledge of Lithuania's trademark laws to provide solid protection for your brand.
• Cost-Effective Registration Solutions: Our streamlined processes and local expertise result in cost-effective solutions for our clients.
• Multilingual Service Including English: Our team offers comprehensive support in several languages, ensuring effective communication and service delivery.
• Enhanced Market Presence: We help you strengthen your market presence by ensuring your brand is legally protected against competitors.

• Extensive searches to ensure trademark availability.
• Professional handling of trademark filings.
• Ongoing support throughout the registration process and beyond.

The following laws regulate trademarks in Lithuania:

• Republic of Lithuania Law on Trademarks: This is the primary law governing trademark protection in Lithuania, outlining the requirements for registration and rights of the trademark holder.
• EU Trademark Regulation (EUTMR): Lithuania, being an EU member, also follows this regulation for the registration of trademarks applicable throughout the European Union.