Some companies want to get you a quickie trademark in a foreign country claiming that this will protect your domain name worldwide OR at least keep you from falling "victim" to the InterNIC's Domain Name Dispute Policy.
Our advice is to trademark your company name (AND domain name if you wish) in the country/countries where your office(s) is/are or in the country/countries where you do business.
When's the last time you were sued in the Galapagos for trademark infringement?
Do you do a lot of business in Tunisia?
Protect yourself here at home.
Our advice is to trademark your company name (AND domain name if you wish) in the country/countries where your office(s) is/are or in the country/countries where you do business.
When's the last time you were sued in the Galapagos for trademark infringement?
Do you do a lot of business in Tunisia?
Protect yourself here at home.
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