According to the local legislation, trademark assignment in Ukraine comes into force only once the assignment agreement is recorded with the Ukrainian Patent and trademark office (UAPTO). Assignment procedure of a trademark in Ukraine is clearly and fully described in the relevant Ukrainian legislation. Below we would like to briefly talk on its main features. For recordal of trademark assignment in Ukraine an application accompanied with required documents should be submitted to the UAPTO. Documents required for recordal of trademark assignment application for recordal of trademark assignment
Dear all! Advance Partners is proud to be a contributor to Ukrainian Chapter of the recently published International Comparative Legal Guide: Trade Marks 2019. In Ukrainian chapter of Trade Marks 2019 Oleg Zhukhevych and Maksym Kravchenko of Advance Partners give short yet comprehensive replies to the most wanted questions on getting protection to trademarks and their enforcement in the Ukrainian jurisdiction. They give a high-level overview of the most important issues of trademark prosecution including particularities of
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved two draft laws introduced by the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of Ukraine in intellectual property sphere. The first draft regards amendments to Ukrainian patent legislation and prescribes, inter alia, an electronic filing of patent applications and introduction of a post-grant opposition system for challenging the intellectual property rights to invention or utility model. The second draft law is aimed at amending active copyright legislation, for instance, legalization of digital licenses and introduction
Science funding in Ukraine has been increased this year by more than 30% up to UAH 6.1 billion. “Science funding in Ukraine has been increased this year by more than 30%: from UAH 4.7 billion in 2017 up to UAH 6.1 billion in 2018. The funding of the National Academy of Sciences has grown significantly, by more than 38%, while the university science funding has been increased by only 12.3%,” the press service of the Education and Science Ministry of Ukraine
The Financial Times has recognized Ukraine as the world’s No. 1 country in terms of improving its business climate since 2010. Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman reported this on his Facebook page. “There’s good news! The Financial Times has recognized Ukraine as the first country in the world to improve its business climate. Our state has the best figures of the pace of development,” Groysman wrote. Ukraine is the largest gainer since 2010 in the World Bank ease of doing business rating, with
Ukraine carries out interesting innovative researches in various fields, so the support for innovative solutions is a guarantee and an important prerequisite for economic development. Prime Minister of Ukraine Volodymyr Groysman said this in an interview with the Ukrayinsky Tyzhden newspaper, the Government portal reports. “Ukraine possesses unmanned technologies, and is competitive in this field. We have very good potential in the technological sector of the agro-industrial complex. There is a fairly large number of start-ups in Ukraine, and they can subsequently
The President of Ukraine signed the Law “On introducing the amendments to the Сode of Commercial Procedure of Ukraine, the Code of Civil Procedure of Ukraine, the Code of Administrative Procedure and other legislative acts”. The draft law was developed by the Judicial Reform Council into account the recommendations of national and international experts. The document is aimed at bringing Ukraine’s legal procedure in a compliance with the best European and international practices. This is the most significant reform of the
The establishment of Intellectual Property High Court will be instrumental to the development of knowledge-based economy which is very important nowadays, – noted Dovydas Vitkauskas, Team Leader of the EU Project “Support to Justice Sector Reforms in Ukraine, at a round table “Competition to the Intellectual Property High Court: expectations of participants”. The event was organised in Kyiv by the EU Project and Ukrainian Bar Association. “We should gain a momentum and intensify our work on establishing the IP Court with
President Petro Poroshenko has signed a decree to establish the High Court for Intellectual Property, according to his website. Its headquarters will be in Kyiv. The decree is effective from the date of its publication. According to the State Judicial Administration, the court will have 21 judges who will deal with the disputes about copyright, trademarks, inventions, patents, author’s rights and administration of titles to intellectual property. Last year, the Cabinet of Minister dissolved the State Service of Intellectual Property. Its functions were handed
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